Print-ready PVC, converted in one workflow
PVC printing projects succeed when the sheet surface, ink, curing method and later fabrication steps are specified together. ONE PLASTIC can supply the PVC substrate, approve print adhesion, register the artwork and convert the printed sheet into panels, displays or packaging components.
Project logic
Clear rigid sheet, white PVC and foam board do not share the same surface behavior. Surface treatment, ink series and curing settings must be confirmed on the production material before a repeat-order standard is released.
Clear packaging and display panels may be viewed through the sheet or from the printed face. Artwork layers, white underprint and reverse-print orientation should be approved on a physical sample.
The print file should include cut, crease and bend references. A single controlled workflow keeps logos and functional graphics correctly positioned on the finished part.
Project specification
Production route
Match PVC construction, surface and protective film to the print system and end use.
Test the actual ink and curing settings, then approve opacity, viewing side and color.
Reference graphics to cut lines, holes, folds or product datums.
Cut, form or assemble the product and pack printed faces against scuffing.
Applications
Common questions
Yes. Reverse printing can protect graphics behind the sheet, but color order, white ink and viewing direction must be shown in the artwork proof.
Yes. Printing, die cutting, creasing and folding can be planned as one conversion route using a suitable PVC grade.
The production ink is tested on the selected sheet and a representative sample is approved before the volume run.