CYBERFAQ
(Week 27)
Lenticular
Lenticular products give the illusion of depth or the idea of movement and change depending on the angle of the product. Lenticulars are very interesting materials that give the final product a definite eye-catching 3D finish that is sure to make you stand out.
1. Standard lenticular designs are available in PVC and polypropylene.
2. Standard materials can be embossed, foil blocked and screen printed.
3. Alternatively, your images can be printed behind a lenticular lens to give a transforming image.
Disadvantages
1. Transforming images have relatively high set-up costs compared to other materials.
Considerations
PVC and Polypropylene items can be processed as usual. (Week 11 and 25). Can also be closed using slider zips, press studs or Velcro dots . Suitable for, pockets, envelopes, ring binders and folders. Transforming images can be used as postcards or as an addition to another product. The suitable order size, is anything from 1000 upwards.
2. Standard materials can be embossed, foil blocked and screen printed.
3. Alternatively, your images can be printed behind a lenticular lens to give a transforming image.
PVC and Polypropylene items can be processed as usual. (Week 11 and 25). Can also be closed using slider zips, press studs or Velcro dots . Suitable for, pockets, envelopes, ring binders and folders. Transforming images can be used as postcards or as an addition to another product. The suitable order size, is anything from 1000 upwards.
Disclaimer: Some images hosted on this blog have been collected from external research associates to be presented as stimulus to those seeking news from the cutting edge of packaging. The imagery is not being presented as our own and copyright still belongs to the owner/creator of said work.
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