PAPER CONVERTING BLOG

Every printing job requires a different set of needs. Black and white newspapers and colorful flashy signs don’t use the same printing process, and it’s important to know why. At Oren, we use several printing processes for different types of materials. Two of the most popular printing processes are flexographic and offset printing. Here are some helpful ways to distinguish which printing process will be used for your next order.

A few weeks ago we talked about 4 popular printing methods, and you likely came away convinced that “flexo” is the way to go.  The quick-drying wide range of inks, potential for high productivity, durable plates, possibility of multiple colors, ability to print on a wide range of materials and overall probability of exceptional quality are very appealing. 

At Oren International we are intent on offering you the best, most innovative ways to get your name out there. So we are thrilled to now provide our clients the option of 3 color printed cores stock and oriented tube stock. 

At Oren International, we are always looking for new, innovative ways to expand our list of services and upgrade our facilities to offer our clients the latest in paper converting technology.

Flexographic printing is the 21^st century version of the letterpress. What is flexographic printing? In short, it’s a printing process that uses a flexible relief plate (hence the “flexo” in flexographic).