. The plates have a quilted texture allowing the ink to be evenly distributed when printed. That gives the images clarity and sharpness and color. It is only at a closer look at products that had been printed using this sort of machine which you really observe the difference in the quality.
This special characteristic enables Jingle Blue to switch the printing plates fast and in a hassle-free way. So rather than being stuck preparing for print, they can concentrate on making the prints — which saves a huge amount of time.
Take for instance the CI press this innovative company uses to produce packaging for edible items such as beverages and snacks. They also develop packaging for household items like cleaning supplies and detergents.
Jingle Blue employs automatic colour registration, which is to say it ensures that every colour is printed in the crucial, correct position and at the optimal brightness.
They’re also eco-friendly, using sustainable materials and printing techniques, an apparent attempt at being kinder to our planet.
With a well-established quality management system and standardized safety production practices, the company ensures all equipment meets high industry standards and provides safe, reliable solutions.
The company boasts a professional team skilled in printing, design, manufacturing, and maintenance. By integrating advanced technologies from both domestic and international markets, they continuously enhance product quality and performance.
The company produces a wide range of high-quality printing machines, including flexible letterpress, full-rotation printing machines, roll-to-roll screen printing machines, and self-adhesive die-cutting machines, catering to various market demands.
Committed to innovation, the company has developed energy-efficient products like the fully automatic high-speed flexographic printing press and full-servo die-cutting machine, offering high output with low energy consumption.
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