Embossing

Refinement of the print by embossing

The refinement of the print, such as embossing (sometimes also called cold stamping) is based on creating a three-dimensional (3D) pattern in the printed material (paper, cardboard, plastic, etc.) by using a matrix and a male. Embossing is usually intended to emphasize any pattern chosen by the customer (logo, inscription, decoration in the background) by making it concave or convex. Embossing on a single material (without gluing for example two raw materials together) will be characterized by the fact that the embossed element will be convex on one side and concave on the other. In order to avoid the effect on the other side, you can also join two embossed materials by laminating them to each other.