Post-processing to improve the quality of printed materials

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  Pressure

  Imprinting refers to pressing and processing paper so that it protrudes or enters the desired shape. It is also called embossing or debossing. Imprinting requires a copper plate and a resin plate, and the paper is pressed from the top and bottom, respectively, to create a clear shape.
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  박

  When a thin aluminum evaporated foil is placed between paper and a template (copper plate) and pressed with heat and force, the foil is fixed on the paper according to the shape of the template. This is called a foil.
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  Rounding (귀도리)

  This is a post-processing process that rounds the corners of angled printing paper after cutting, and is also called rounding.
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  Pressed line (오시)

  When a product is completed after several folds, such as a brochure, a pressing process is performed to create a thin line in advance at the fold so that it can be folded neatly. It also prevents paper etc from exploding. This is the finishing process used on most folded brochures.
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  미싱

  This is the process of making a small needle hole along the line so that it can be easily separated like a ticket, coupon, or stamp.
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  Ground connection

  This is a method of folding single-printed materials into two or three layers to separate the pages.
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  Coating

  This is a post-processing process commonly used on covers of catalogs, etc. It serves to protect the cover from dirt and scratches.
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  Epoxy (Scodix)

  This refers to extrusion printing in which rosin solution is applied only to specific areas and then heat treated. Because it is thicker than a regular coating, if you look closely, you can see that the epoxy has risen slightly. Because it's glossy, you can highlight where you want.