Heat Discoloration Issue Solved for Digitally Printed Kraft Flexible Packaging Pouches

Various kraft laminated flexible packaging bags printed by HP Indigo digital presses deliver unrivaled printing effects unmatched by other machines, featuring rich, vivid colors, exquisite patterns, fine crisp text, and perfectly even gradient transitions. These products have won widespread praise from the market.
However, there is a notable drawback: digital printing ink cannot resist high temperatures. During bag manufacturing, the printed ink tends to cause quality defects such as discoloration at sealed edges or ink sticking between overlapped layers when exposed to heat. This long-standing industry-wide bottleneck has troubled the entire sector for years. To address this issue, KB Packaging has invested heavily in dedicated research. Through process and technological innovation, we have fully resolved the above problems. Our products are no longer constrained by ink discoloration caused by hot pressing.
Major Breakthrough – Quality Comparison

Explanation: No discoloration occurs at zipper sections and sealed edges anymore

Explanation: No ink sticking appears at the middle sealed overlapping areas

Explanation: No discoloration or ink sticking occurs under high temperature and high pressure at the sealed edges and overlapping areas of eight-side seal pouches

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