Buyer Guide
A packaging finish changes appearance, touch, artwork preparation and production cost. Chaohualong's public equipment list supports UV coating and hot stamping. Lamination, embossing, specialty papers, spot effects and process combinations are not treated as standard capabilities until the factory confirms them for the selected material, structure and artwork.
Last updated: 2026-07-31
Illustrative selection concept. It does not show a promised finish result or a customer sample.
Describe the result you want—surface protection, contrast, metallic detail, gloss or texture—and mark the exact coverage on the artwork. A full-surface treatment and a small logo effect require different files, process checks and quotation inputs.
Chaohualong's public equipment pages identify UV coating and hot-stamping equipment. For a quote, show the coverage area, artwork layer and desired visual reference. The factory must still confirm the chosen effect against the paperboard, print design and box structure.
Lamination, embossing, specialty paper, spot-only effects and combinations may appear in packaging references, but they are not assumed to be available for every CHL project. Ask for process, material and sample-route confirmation before including one in the production specification.
Name the finish layer, use a clear solid indicator color and keep it separate from normal print artwork and dielines. Confirm whether the effect should align to text, a logo, an image area or a structural panel.
State the finish name as a request, coverage dimensions or marked area, number of positions, material direction, quantity and reference image. When comparing quotations, verify that each supplier priced the same effect and coverage.
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Request the combination in your brief, but do not assume it is available. Each effect must be checked for artwork registration, material compatibility, structure, sample route and production practicality.
Start with the desired visual result and the product's retail setting. UV coating and hot stamping are publicly evidenced CHL routes; any lamination, embossing or combined effect requires project confirmation before quotation.
Coverage area, number of positions, registration requirements, material, quantity and the combination of effects can all change the production specification. Mark those details consistently when requesting comparable quotations.
The factory must review the requested effect against the material, printed area, dieline and sample route. An equipment listing alone does not prove that every finish works on every box or plastic sheet.
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