Pre-production support
Engineering & Sampling
Structural review, digital proofing and sample cutting help buyers confirm construction, artwork position and assembly requirements before mass production.
Review engineering & samplingManufacturing capabilities
Printing & Packaging Manufacturing Capabilities
Review the documented equipment and processes that support printed packaging, puzzles, cards and coordinated paper product sets.
Production flow
A connected manufacturing process
The exact route varies by product, but the documented operation supports projects from sample development through packing.
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Engineering review
Review the product structure, component list, artwork and intended packing.
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Proofing and sampling
Prepare digital proofs and physical samples where required for approval.
- 03
Printing
Produce approved graphics using documented multi-color offset printing equipment.
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Finishing and conversion
Apply applicable finishing, mounting, die cutting, gluing and card or puzzle processes.
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Assembly and packing
Coordinate components, product assembly and final packing against the approved requirement.
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Quality checks
Carry out in-process and final checks, including relevant laboratory testing where required.
Capability pages
Review the manufacturing stage relevant to your project
Each page explains buyer inputs, documented process scope and the controls tied to the approved requirement.
Print production
Offset Printing
Multi-color offset printing is coordinated with approved artwork, proofing references, paper selection and the finishing route required by the final product.
Review offset printingAppearance and protection
Surface Finishing
Lamination, varnishing, UV, foil stamping and embossing options are selected around the substrate, graphics, product use and subsequent conversion requirements.
Review surface finishingFrom printed sheet to finished structure
Die Cutting & Conversion
Mounting, die cutting, window patching, folding and gluing convert approved printed sheets into cartons, displays and other paper product structures.
Review die cutting & conversionSpecialized paper product processing
Card & Puzzle Processing
Dedicated card and puzzle equipment supports cutting, sorting, controlled collation, puzzle die cutting, piece handling and pack preparation after printing.
Review card & puzzle processingFinal product preparation
Assembly & Packing
Printed components, boxes, inserts and product parts are assembled and packed against an approved component list and packing instruction.
Review assembly & packingEquipment and output references
Offset printing, automated processing and packing equipment
Reference output figures come from the Dongguan factory presentation. Actual output depends on product size, materials, construction and packing requirements.
Engineering & Sampling
Digital proofing and sample-cutting equipment support structure and artwork review before production.
Offset Printing
The official equipment list includes a Roland full-sheet six-color press, Heidelberg XL 105 five-color press and Heidelberg XL 75 four-color press.
Card Sorting
2,000 sets/hour
Punching, stacking, corner rounding and sorting are completed in one automated process.
Card Collation & Packing
10,000 packs/hour
Computer-controlled collation includes missing-card and thickness detection before pack sealing.
Puzzle Processing
1,000 sets/hour · 24–2,000 pieces
Optical scanning, scattering, debris removal and bag sealing are combined in one line.
Puzzle Die Cutting
3,500 sets/hour
Automatic die cutting supports puzzles up to 1,000 pieces and board thickness up to 2 mm.
Finishing & Conversion
Lamination, UV, mounting, die cutting and related processes prepare printed sheets for final assembly.
Assembly & Packing
10+ packing lines
Automated gluing, window patching, box forming and manual assembly support final packing.
Rigid Box Forming
10,000–12,000 boxes/day
Automatic equipment supports rigid lid-and-base box production within the machine size range.
Shrink Wrapping
15,000–30,000 pieces/day
Shrink wrapping is available for irregular product formats where applicable.
Project-specific review
Capacity and feasibility depend on the confirmed specification
Because product construction and production routing vary, final capacity, MOQ and lead time are confirmed for each project.
- Confirm structure and materials
- Confirm dimensions and component count
- Confirm quantity and packing method
- Review applicable production route
- Agree proofing, quality and delivery requirements
Connect your product requirement to the right process
Send your product type, dimensions, estimated quantity, artwork status and finishing requirements for a project discussion.