Week 51 - Cyberpac Express Stock Items

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(Week 51)

STOCK ITEMS  

Board Envelopes

Our board envelopes come available as either a glossy or post marque; they are great for sending out all sorts of documents, flyers and newsletters. Both options have various colours to choose from and both options come available in C4 and C5 sizes. The glossy card envelopes have a lovely smooth, shiny finish and are a smooth and elegant mailing option. The post marque envelopes have a stylish matt finish, which is great for sending out promotional gifts and products.

http://shop.cyberpac.co.uk/category/122-board-envelopes

Luxury Gift Boxes


Our luxury gift boxes really are extremely impactful with their range of colours and versatile in the variety of sizes they are available in. Being supplied flat packed means storage space won't be an issue and delivery postage is significantly reduced. Great for gift presentation packaging and holding items which need to look the part; our luxury gift boxes have the luxury feel but not the high cost associated with sourcing them. With a mix of modern, contemporary feel, they are sold in packs of ten and can be used for special occasions without looking excessive.

http://shop.cyberpac.co.uk/category/74-luxury-gift-boxes

Metal Tins

The metal tins that we supply are perfect for sending out CD's, DVD's and A5 documents, have a sleek finish and fit perfectly in our C5 bubble mailers making a great little presentation product. They are also great for storing USB sticks and our CD and DVD tins come with foam and vacuum formed inserts for an added touch of quality.

http://shop.cyberpac.co.uk/category/71-metal-tins


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Week 47 - Cyberpac Express - Quick Solution Processes

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(Week 47)

 cyberpac express - quick solution processes 

Screen Printing

Cyberpac's metallic envelopes are easily customised using a screen print method with your logo or design embossed on it. Turnaround is usually within 1 - 2 weeks depending on your final specifications such as quantity and artwork spec.  Our metallic envelopes range also comes in a wide variety of colours and sizes to choose from.


Metallic envelopes are available in solid colours, a selection of opaque colours such as silver, blue and gold, along with a choice of either silver or gold translucent envelopes. Our newly launched board envelopes can also be screen printed, giving a fantastic look and feel to the finished mailing solution. We manufacture metal tins which can also be screen printed to very professional standard.  Please contact us for more details on availability

Foil Blocking


Foil blocking is a stunning and cost effective way to customise our standard stock gift boxes. With a quick turnaround time, we can take one of our stock gift boxes and foil block your logo or design on it. They are delivered flat packed so take up little storage space and are very easy to assemble. Kraft gift boxes are also available, along with luxury and standard gift boxes.
Our gift bags which can also have your logo or design foil blocked on them, give a visually dynamic look. We also supply a variety of bags in gloss laminate, paper carrier and matt laminate.




Our bags are available in a variety of different colours and sizes and are very stylish and professional, helping to create the right impression in the corporate or social environment. Foil blocking has recently been used when creating USB jackets, with the aim to present USB flash drives at weddings, presentations or as corporate gifts. Contact us to find out more about this exciting new product!


Please contact a member of our friendly team on +44 (0)1473 836 225 for enquiries or email us at info@cyberpac.co.uk











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Week 41 - Off the Shelf Solutions

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(Week 41)

off the shelf solutions 

Gift Boxes

Our luxury paper over board gift boxes are ideal for gifts, presentation packaging, promotional items and general packaging. They come with a hidden magnetic closure and come flat packed for easy self-assembly, so storage space isn't an issue. They are easily customisable with foil blocking the ideal option to display your brand as an elegant but cost effective solution. 

Metallic Envelopes

Our shiny metallic envelopes are eye catching and come in various different sizes, making them ideal for sending out a number of different sizes, making them ideal for sending a number of different items ranging from magazines and brochures to CD's. The envelopes are durable, printable and stand out from a distance making them ideal for promotions. Many customers use the different coloured envelopes to match their company or website colours giving that extra value to the product. The mailers look great when printed and act as the ideal mailing solution to enhancing your brand.

Matt Laminate Bags

We have a range of matt laminate bags that come in a variety of sizes and colours. They are great for promotional and retail use, coming with matching coloured handles and a reinforced card top and base. They look great when foil blocked (as shown in the picture) improving the appeal and look of the bag.






Metal Tins

We offer three different tins as standard stock products. With bespoke inserts available, usually made from foam, however if quantity is right we can look into vac formed trays. the tins can also be embossed (again depending on quantity) and also screen printed as well which is a far more cost effective solution at lower quantities.




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Week 40 - Digital Media Packaging

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(Week 40)

 digital media packaging 

A piece of fine corrugated board was used to construct this box with one base colour and one spot colour printed. A foam insert was then inserted including a number of different variation; the picture shows one of the variations of a USB stick and microchip. Despite the fact that corrugated boxes are often seen as boring, this small and cost effective box was an elegant solution for the client and has gained a lot of interest since it has been shown on our website.


Our newly launched USB presentation book is a great creative solution to presenting your digital media. Used mainly by wedding photographers, software companies and individuals wanting a keepsake for their event. It enhances the presentation of your USB whilst being an extremely cost effective alternative to a custom bespoke box made to a bespoke size. The outer whit e matt laminated paper can be finished with a variety of processes including foil blocking, making for a great personalised product. It comes with a laser cut piece of foam ensuring that the USB is kept firmly in place. 

http://shop.cyberpac.co.uk/product/99-usb-presentation-jackets






A bespoke box with board insert and sleeve, 380 micron board was printed, die-cut and creased to create a stylish branded USB presentation pack at a relatively quick turnaround time.




A stock or bespoke tin is ideal for sending out data to your clients, looking slick and professional in the process. Available with a bespoke foam insert or vacuum formed tray (dependant on quantities) it can certainly meet you or your client's requirements. The tins themselves are also fully customisable with screen printing and embossing available, it can certainly look personal as well. (please enquire with us dependant on quantities and logo detail)

http://shop.cyberpac.co.uk/category/71-metal-tins


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Week 39 - Varnishing

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(Week 39)

varnishing 

Gloss Varnish

A gloss varnish enhances the appearance of printed images as the coating reflects the light and gives the impression of making colours feel richer and more vivid. It increases the depth of colour and the feel of the product.




Matt Varnish

A matt varnish gives the printed surface an appearance of a non-glossy, smooth look. This is often considered to 'soften' the appearance of a printed image. Small text in a leaflet or booklet is easier to read on a surface coated with a matt varnish as the coating reduces the glare from the light.

Silk Varnish

A silk varnish offers something in the middle between the option of a 'Gloss' and 'Matt' varnish. It isn't anywhere near as glossy as a gloss varnish but at the same time it is not as subtle as a matt Varnish. Both a silk and matt varnish give protection to the print compared to other varnishes.


Spot UV Varnish

As mentioned in the name a Spot UV involves applying a spot varnish to chosen spots/areas of print. It highlights or draws your attention to that area, so is a very effective way of having a visual stimulus on the page.

A Spot UV varnish looks great on the top of a matt laminated print; it achieves a high maximum contrast between the highly reflective shiny UV coating and a light absorbing matt laminate, creating a visually striking impression. 

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(Week 34)

Lamination  

Matt Lamination

A Matt lamination provides a wide range of uses across a whole spectrum of printed products. The matt laminate finish is particularly suited to surfaces which need to be read easily but can be prone to scuffing and should be handled care. A matt lamination can also be enhanced with a Spot UV to make it really stand out.

Gloss Lamination


A Gloss lamination is more of a high impact option, often used on menus and presentation folders. A gloss lamination forms a nice protective coating over the print meaning it doesn't become as scuffed and damaged as a matt lamination.




Soft Touch Lamination

A soft touch laminated finish creates a luxurious, high quality feel to the surface of a number of printed products. It is ideally suited for the packaging of luxury goods, as it provides an instant "up market" feel to any product.

Coloured Lamination

Iridescent or tinted laminations are available in a wide range of colours and finishes. The final look depends on the colour of print under the lamination so several striking effects can be achieved over the same print sheet.

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(Week 33)

Paper Over Board Boxes 

Lift-Off Lid Box

This is the most simple form of Paper over Board box - just a tray, with a separate lid. The lid can be full or part depth, and with or without thumb cuts. Box and lid can be in contrasting colours or materials.

Shoulder Box


This style of box has an internal shoulder, so that the base and lid sit flush with each other. The shoulder can allow the lid to be a greater height than the base, or can prevent the base and lid meeting which can add a flash of colour to the closed box.

Four Board Case

A simple tray, with a four-section wrap glued to the base giving a hinged lid usually with a magnetic closure. This is a very popular format as it gives a sturdy box with a professional finish - ideal for sample presentation or high-end goods.






Slip Case Box

A slipcase can be used on its own to house products, or with an additional tray insert. Here a slipcase was used to finish a four board case style box, using a contrasting texture or covering material.

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(Week 29)

die cutting

Die cutting involves a specialised tool to cut, shape and form a wide variety of shapes and components with various materials available from flat sheets of paper, board, lenticular, Polyprop, etc.

Advantages

1. Can be generally customised and matched to any size that you require.
2. As the shape can be formed in one punch, the rate in which it can make identical forms is very quick
3. Is relatively cost effective compared to other methods

Disadvantages

1. Not as precise as other methods such as laser cutting (Week 15) which involves far more detail and precision.

Considerations
 Die cutting is usually used to produce flat objects that can be made into the desired shape . Suitable for,  boxes, paper products and flat plastic pieces. The suitable order size,   is anything from 500 upwards.

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(Week 25)

polyprop

Polyprop (polypropylene) is a thermoplastic and with its versatility and durability, Polyprop creates an attractive and hard wearing packaging concept.

Advantages

1. Medium and long runs are relatively inexpensive
2. Water resistant
3. Can be screen printed, litho printed, digitally printed and foil blocked
4. Various thicknesses are available
5. Available in a clear, translucent or solid colour
6. Can be finished with ring mechanisms, press studs or Velcro
7. Comes flat, meaning that storage needed is low
8. Can be taken apart and put back together with ease without being damaged

Disadvantages

1. Can often be seen as a rather cheap looking material compared to other alternatives

Considerations
 is a flexible material so this can often be seen an advantages and disadvantage depending on specifications. Suitable for, boxes, folders, slipcases, sleeves and document wallets. The suitable order size,   please enquire with us.

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(Week 23)

leather

Leather is a durable and flexible material that can give a luxury finish to any item. With a wide range of real leather to choose from, we also have a huge range of faux leather options giving the product a luxury feel without the high cost.

Advantages

1. Comes in a wide range of thicknesses
2. Can be wrapped around board or laminated onto another substrate
3. Can be screen printed, embossed and foil blocked
4. Can also be die cut

Disadvantages

1. Is generally more expensive than other standard covering materials
2. Genuine leather often has a high colour variant and can vary in colour each time

Considerations
 Leather comes in a wide range of colours . Suitable for, boxes, folders, invitations, membership cards/ passport holders, key rings and for many other promotional products. The suitable order size,  is anything from 50 upwards but this depends entirely on what product is being made.

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