UV printing on paper, board and packaging
Where UV printing fits
- Packaging samples and prototypes before a big offset run
- Short runs of rigid boxes and gift boxes with a logo
- Wedding and event invitations on thick, dark or kraft board
- Spot gloss highlights on a logo or name
- Labels and tags for handmade and boutique products
White ink and spot gloss
Normal printers cannot print white, so artwork on kraft or black board looks dull. With white ink underneath, colours stay bright on any board colour. A clear varnish layer can be added just on the logo or the names to give a raised, glossy feel, without a separate coating machine.
For tens of thousands of identical boxes, offset printing will be cheaper per piece, and we will tell you so. UV printing is for samples, short runs and premium pieces.
Frequently asked questions
Can you print on boxes that are already made?
Yes, if the face to be printed is flat. Send one finished box first so we can test it.
What artwork file should I send?
A PDF or SVG with fonts converted to outlines is best for logos and text. For photos, send the original JPG or PNG at full size, not a screenshot or a WhatsApp-compressed copy. See our artwork guide for details.
How do I get a price?
Use the enquiry form, call +91 63771 14383 (Dhawal Purohit), +91 86196 91162 (Harsh Soni) or +91 74258 30103 (Durga Shankar Dangi), or email aavro.multitech@gmail.com with the item, its size, the quantity and your artwork. Price depends on the print area, the number of colour layers (white and varnish add layers) and the quantity, so we quote each job.
Related UV printing services and guides
UV printing for weddings and events
Welcome boards, table numbers, return gifts and invitations for weddings.
UV printing for corporate gifts
Logos and names on diaries, pens, gift boxes, awards and desk items.
UV printing on wood and MDF
Plywood, MDF, pine and hardwood: boxes, plaques, signage, coasters and décor.
How to prepare artwork for UV printing
How to prepare files: formats, resolution, white ink layers, mirroring and colours.