Litho-laminated packaging represents a combination of printed material and the mechanical strength of corrugated cardboard. The litho-lamination process involves gluing a pre-printed sheet onto open corrugated cardboard, which allows for significantly better graphic quality compared to direct printing on corrugated material.
At Jamnik, we primarily litho-laminate onto:
The choice of flute depends on:
F and E flutes are most commonly used for premium packaging of small and medium dimensions, where high-quality appearance and precise print reproduction are important, while B flute allows for greater stability and load-bearing capacity of the packaging.
Litho-laminated packaging enables:
Approximately 40% of our production is litho-laminated packaging, while the remaining 60% is solid board packaging. This allows us great flexibility in choosing the optimal packaging solution according to the requirements of each individual project.
Litho-laminated packaging is often used for:
Litho-lamination combines the premium appearance of offset printing with the load-bearing capacity of corrugated cardboard
Corrugated cardboard provides additional rigidity and product protection
Excellent reproduction of graphics, colours, and special effects
Possibility of choosing different flute types depending on the product and logistical requirements
The packaging is suitable for retail shelves as well as for transport and online sales
Litho-laminated packaging is based on paper materials and represents a sustainable packaging solution
