Precise positioning printing process of frame paper

Abstract

The invention discloses a precise positioning printing process of frame paper. The precise positioning printing process comprises the specific steps that step 1, the surface of aluminum-plated paper is uniformly coated with a coating, and then the aluminum-plated paper is dried under the microwave of 60-95W; step 2, a pattern is designed according to the customer requirements and a product of thestep 1 is subjected to overprinting of seven-version patterns, the seven versions include a white version, a gold special ground color version, a yellow version, a red version, a black version, a redletter version and a gloss oil version, and the white version, the gold special ground color version, the yellow version, the red version, the black version, the red letter version and the gloss oil version are sequentially overprinted by adopting the plate-making enlarging and shrinking feathering process to obtain a semi-finished product; and step 3, the semi-finished product is naturally driedat a cool and ventilated place, and then a finished product is obtained. The precise positioning printing process of the frame paper combines various colors perfectly by the plate-making enlarging andshrinking feathering process, and improves the grade feeling of the frame paper, the pattern is delicate and rich in color, the layers are distinct, the charm of high-grade cigarettes is highlighted,and broad market prospects are achieved.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of frame paper printing, in particular to a precise positioning printing process for frame paper. Background technique [0002] Cigarettes are a type of tobacco product. The method is to dry the tobacco and cut it into shreds, then roll it into a barrel-shaped strip with a length of about 120mm and a diameter of 10mm. When smoking, light one end of it, and then inhale the smoke at the other end. Cigarettes were first popular in Turkey, where local people like to roll up shredded tobacco in newspapers for smoking. During the Crimean War, British soldiers learned how to suck from Ottoman soldiers, and then spread to different places. Tobacco is not the only ingredient in most cigarettes. In 1558, sailors brought tobacco seeds back to Portugal, and then spread them throughout Europe. In 1612, John Rolfe, a British colonial official, planted tobacco on a large scale in Jamestown, Virginia, and began to trade in tobacc...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the existing frame paper has a rough pattern, a single color, and a bad appearance effect, which makes it difficult to improve the quality of cigarettes