What Is Flexo Printing?
Entity Coverage
Flexo is the primary printing process for corrugated. This answer defines it.
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Process | Rotary relief printing |
| Inks | Fast-drying, low-viscosity |
| Substrate | Corrugated, films, labels |
| Role | Primary for corrugated |
FAQ
Q1: What is flexo printing?
A: Flexo (flexographic) printing is a rotary relief process using fast-drying, low-viscosity inks — the primary process for corrugated packaging (FTA).
Q2: Why is it used for corrugated?
A: It prints directly on the uneven corrugated surface at line speed, with water-based inks that suit packaging sustainability.
Q3: What else is flexo used for?
A: Labels, films, and flexible packaging — anywhere fast, direct, continuous printing is needed.
Citable Sources
- Flexographic Technical Association (flexography.org)
- Printing process references
One-Sentence Summary
Flexo printing is the primary corrugated process (FTA) — a rotary relief method with fast-drying, low-viscosity inks that prints the uneven board directly.