Week 46 - Cybercard - Off the Shelf Solution

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(Week 46)

 cybercard- off the shelf solution 

Cybercard Bags 

For the first time ever, Cybercard is available to purchase in retail sized packs. With a unique, super embossed design, this really is a high impact product that will certainly create an impression with your clients. They are perfect for sending out small gifts, promotional items and as free gifts at trade shows. A Cybercard bag comes made up and boxed with a luxury rope handle. The bag is sized at 148 x 207 x 35 mm so is great for giving away those smaller items.

Cybercard Document Wallets

Also available in our Cyberpac shop for the first time are the Cybercard document wallets. Again they come with a unique super embossed design. The product has a superb, neat and tidy feel to it being ideal to hold A5 sized documents, leaflets, flyers and giveaways. This is a unique product that you won't be able to purchase elsewhere, the product itself is sized at 240 x 170 x 20 mm (capacity) and comes made up making it easy to insert all your documents.


Cybercard Wallets

This simple yet effective product is great for holding business cards, gift cards and those all important invitations. This product is causing quite a stir in the design industry with numerous different design agencies and colleges showing a keen interest in Cybercard and this product in particular. Sized when folded up at 130 x 115 mm so this makes it great standard sized business cards. This product comes flat for easy self assembly and comes available in packs of 50.

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Week 43 - Harmless Dissolve Arrives!

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(Week 43)

harmless dissolve arrives!

For the first time ever, our Harmless dissolve product is been released with retail sized packs available. Available in packs of 100, sized at 162 x 229 mm and at a price of £42.40 per pack, they are the ideal environmentally friendly mailing solution.

The product itself is a completely biodegradable, water soluble polymer which bio-degrades in a composting environment, in a dishwasher or in a washing machine.

Harmless Dissolve has no harmful residues and will bio-degrade into naturally occurring substances. Is a great way to send out your items and works as brilliant PR, they serve the purpose of sending information out that needs to be seen and heard about.

Clients range from Liz Earle cosmetics, Mckinsey associates all the way through to Nokia. They have all used Harmless Dissolve to help build their brand and engage their customers.

Take a look on our shop website:

http://shop.cyberpac.co.uk/product/80-c5-harmless-dissolve

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Week 42 - Bags

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(Week 42)

bags  

An elegant and sophisticated carrier bag printed inside and out and coated with a silk lamination. With a pantone matched rope handle for that extra touch along with a foil blocked gold logo to face and a simple spot UV created a unique and brilliant carrier bag.

A simple but effective 70 micron clear CPP carrier bag with a single colour print throughout the bag that we created for Rolls Royce. Finished with punched handles to create a cost effective and stylish bag.













A unique carrier bag created from 170gsm white paper, and then litho printed and laminated to create a lovely feel. Finished with blue handles to make a great looking bag.

We have a range of stock bags available on our shop. We have paper, gloss laminate and matt laminate bags available. All available in a range of different colours and a number of different sizes. They can all be foil blocked to your requirements, so please enquire with us.

shop.cyberpac.co.uk



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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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CYBERFAQ

(Week 30)

Fun stuff

Packaging Innovations 2013

Our stand at the recent packaging innovations show was unique and stylish with its unrivalled use of acrylic. With a distinctive black background, our Cyberpac green colours really stood out and with multiple acrylic panels used to highlight our vast and creative range of products, it was a real success.

JamGouDou Boxes

A unique and fun bit of packaging that we recently created for a local company based near ourselves. With an unprinted piece of food grade card to form a triangle, this was a design solution that worked perfectly. With a 1 colour flexo print onto corrugated card, a robust yet cost effective bit of packaging was created. (Take a look at Week 12 to learn more about Corrugated)

Cyberpac Acrylic Coaster

A fun promotional give-away that we created from acrylic. They really stood out with the glow edge used, this was a fun and creative bit of marketing. (Take a look at Week 16 to learn more about Acrylic)

Incredibles Mask

This was created as part of a pack for the film premiere of the Incredibles. Using a high gloss PVC to create the desired shape and then finished with a hand tied piece of elastic and a label stuck onto to form the Incredibles logo. ( Take a look at Week 11 to learn more about PVC)

Vac Packing

This was a creative and fun piece of marketing that we did, to send out to our clients. Using our Vac Packing machine we created a fun and eye catching piece that made us stand out from the crowd. (Take a look at Week 18 to learn more about Vac Packing)










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CYBERFAQ

(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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The cyberpac team expands

Cyberpac is delighted to welcome Henry Leeson who has recently joined as our new Production Director.

With far reaching experience in the packaging world over the last 25 years, Henry brings with him a vast knowledge of creative branded packaging world.  Henry was most recently at Pearlfisher in which he spent the last 12 years as Technical Project Director overseeing notable projects including the Cadbury's Dairy Milk (2008 and 2013 global redesigns) and Waitrose Life brands. Other client projects include; Green & Blacks, Highland Park, Cutty Sark Whiskies, Jamie Oliver and Cawston Press.

Henry has always set himself high standards and his desire along with his creative knowledge has made him a well-recognised part of the creative industry, "My aim is to deliver technical excellence and attention to detail to every single aspect of our clients' projects. With a genuinely creative and  problem-solving approach to production conundrums, I am passionate about bringing creative and innovative solutions to life delivered to the highest of professional standards."

Henry joins Cyberpac as Production Director and is responsible for further raising the production and quality standards at Cyberpac, driving innovation, and leading creative direction both internally and externally.

"Cyberpac exists to bring freedom and creativity to the straight lines of the manufacturing process. We unite conceptual and far reaching creative ideas with the precision, logic and functionality of packaging, print and production," Henry says, adding "with a recent move to Cyberpac, I feel I have moved closer to the opportunities for genuine innovation and immediate impact."

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