In the flourishing packaging industry, paper packaging has always played a very important role. Especially in recent years, driven by environmental protection issues, everyone’s attention has shifted from plastic packaging to paper packaging. In fact, It is not the simple appearance of our traditional thinking. On the contrary, with the advancement of the times and technology, paper packaging has developed into a wide variety of industries.

What’s the secret to making paper packaging get rid of the simple and original look of people’s traditional imagination? The answer is specialty paper. It can be pasted on the ordinary carton, so that the ordinary carton can become the exquisite packaging you want. Next, I will mainly introduce some common specialty paper to you.

Pearl paper

Pearl paper has a very smooth surface, thicker thickness, strong reflection and pearl luster. The origin is that the South Asia company developed it since 1991. After seven years of tens of millions of dollars, it was finally officially launched in May 1998. Synthetic paper with PP as the main raw material has lower specific gravity, better rigidity and better shielding than general synthetic paper. It is usually used for high-end packaging boxes, picture albums, hang tags, etc.

Wove paper

Wove paper, as the name suggests, is paper that feels like cloth.It is an entry-level option for fine paper business cards. It mainly reflects the texture of the packaging through the grain. The wove paper should try to print a simple and elegant design style, which is not suitable for printing large color blocks and complex pictures.

Dermatoglyph paper

The dermatoglyph paper feels like leather, with a deep texture and uneven surface. It is widely used. The thick gram weight is suitable for sample covers and tenders, and the thin gram weight is suitable for gift wrapping and binding covers.

Glitter paper

Glitter paper is to spray glitter powder on the paper to form the unique frosted and shiny effect of the product, with strong color effect and frosted touch, and the refraction of light completely subverts the traditional concept and impression of special paper. A sparkling effect that cannot be replaced by other materials.