Print Finishing

Print finishing refers to the various final steps applied to printed materials to enhance their appearance, durability, and functionality. This includes processes like coating for protection, lamination for durability, embossing for texture, cutting or folding for shape, and binding for books or brochures. These treatments improve the visual appeal, protect against wear and tear, and can add special effects. Essentially, print finishing ensures that printed products are not only attractive but also practical and long-lasting, adding the final polished touch to the printing process.