What are the printing methods of tin cans?

When customizing the Packaging Iron Box, many customers ask about the customization of Tinplate boxes, but they don't know much about the processes of making Iron Boxes. Many customers want to ask more about printing. There are many printing effects of tinned cans, such as varnish, gold oil, dumb oil, and some maintenance oils with special functions, such as explosive oil, orange peel oil, wrinkle oil, rubber oil, etc. These different printing effects have different effects and different printing costs

Gloss: It has good color retention performance, can improve the brightness of printing colors, and has rich color contrast and glossiness, which conforms to the traditional aesthetic habits of consumers.

Gold oil: give tinplate a golden luster.

Matting: According to the effect of varnish and matt oil, after a layer of varnish is applied on the iron sheet, the matt oil is partially printed, and the difference between luster and touch is made.

Matte oil: Contrary to the effect of varnish, it makes the Tinplate Box look matt, papery, and has a classical and elegant decoration effect.

Orange peel oil: it will make the iron sheet have a corresponding touch, feel fine, and have the effect of anti-skid. The reason why it is called orange peel oil is that the appearance of tinplate box is quite similar to the texture of orange peel.

Rubber oil: the cost of this effect is relatively expensive. The oil feels soft to the touch, a little like fabric touch, and there is no feeling of iron.