CONCEPT STUDYColor, with room to stand out.
Pouches, wrappers and printed films. Start with the film structure and whether the print is on the surface or inside a laminate.
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Packaging inks that bring your print to life. Explore color for flexible packaging, labels, paper and board—starting with your material and printing process.
Explore packaging inksTalk to our teamJazeera Inks supplies printing inks for packaging. A pouch, a label and a carton each begin with different materials and print conditions. Start with what you print, then explore the ink system for your application.
The Jazeera perspectiveSee color take shape across flexible packaging, labels and cartons. Choose a format, explore the ink colors, then move between the ink and the finished impression.
Flexible packaging. Color across a sealed, shaped surface.
Cyan. The beginning of a brighter idea.
Explore this applicationA conceptual color study. Screen colors are illustrative and are not an ink-matching reference.
Flexographic and gravure describe how you print. Water-based and solvent-based describe the ink system. Explore both when defining your packaging requirement.
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A flexible approach to print. Explore ink formulation around your flexographic process, from the material you print on to the finish you want to achieve.
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The detail is in the process. Discuss your gravure application with a focus on the substrate, shade, drying conditions and the print you want to deliver.
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Explore water-based systems in the context of your printing application. Material, press conditions and end-use requirements all matter when considering an ink system.
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Start with the application. Discuss solvent-based formulation with attention to the substrate, drying setup, print conditions and finished-product requirements.
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Every print challenge has its own context. Bring us your color reference, application and production goals to begin a focused formulation conversation.
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The printed result depends on more than shade. Your substrate, printing process, drying setup and final packaging use all shape the brief. Share these details when discussing an ink requirement.
Explore our thinkingExplore how color can give a pouch, a label or a carton its own identity.
CONCEPT STUDYPouches, wrappers and printed films. Start with the film structure and whether the print is on the surface or inside a laminate.
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CONCEPT STUDYThe color a customer sees first. Specify the label material, print process and the conditions the finished label will encounter.
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CONCEPT STUDYCartons, paper bags and corrugated packaging. Tell us about your paper or board, its coating and the finish you need.
Explore the applicationAI-generated packaging concepts, shown for visual inspiration. These are not customer projects or verified print results.
You do not need to know the ink name. Start with what you are making and how you print it.
Discuss your packaging inksFilm, label stock, paper or board. Include the material grade or structure if you know it.
Flexographic or gravure printing, your press setup and the ink system currently in use.
Color reference, finish, end use and expected quantity. These details help define the requirement.
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