Characteristics and processing methods of embossed paper

Embossed paper generally adopts the method of mechanical embossing or crepe paper to form uneven patterns on the surface of the paper or cardboard. Embossed paper improves its decorative effect by embossing, making the paper more textured.

In recent years, embossing on the surface of printing paper has become more and more common. Color dyed paper such as offset paper, art paper, white paper, white cardboard, etc., is embossed before printing. As "embossed printing paper", it can greatly Improving the grade of paper also brings higher added value to paper sales. Many papers used for flexible packaging often adopt the method of embossing before or after printing to improve the visual effect of packaging and decoration and increase the value of goods.

Therefore, embossing has become an important method of paper processing. There are two processing methods for embossed paper. One is that after the paper is produced, patterns are mechanically added to become embossed paper; the other is that after the sheet of paper is dried, it is put into the embossing machine for further processing, and then is pressed by two rollers, one of which is engraved There are embossed patterns, and after the paper passes, it will be embossed into a pattern.

Because of the deep texture of embossed paper, usually only one side of the paper is embossed.