The Finishing School

The finishing school postcards with Celloglas finishes

Celloglas have produced a set of A6 postcards demonstrating a range of decorative print finishes with specifications and tips on the back.

Jennifer Deacon, Celloglas Marketing Manager, commented, “We wanted to produce a relaxed set of sample postcards to demonstrate the finishes our customers use everyday. The cards are designed to be kept as a reference and the reverse of each card includes text that is aimed at delivering useful information about the processes”.

Go to https://www.celloglas.co.uk/contact/ to request your set of postcards now.

Mirri Sparkle with Cellofoil Pink

Mirri Sparkle is a new material within the Mirri range. Mirri Sparkle is particularly popular for luxury packaging, point of sale and social stationery. A pink foil compliments Mirri Sparkle well. A range of metallic colours are available.

Cellotouch Lamination

Cellotouch is a matt BOPP laminating film that has a patented coating that produces a sensuous, high quality, tactile surface.  On this chick postcard, Cellotouch has been applied to the front.

Cellofoil Gold

This card has a series of butterflies, finished with a raised fluted gold foil, a flat gold foil and a blind emboss. This demonstrates a range of foiling effects that can be produced.

Celloscreen Fragrance Burst / Fragrant Bouquet

This card has a flower design with a scratch and sniff fragrance applied in select areas. The fragrance is applied using a screen process but can also be applied for long runs using the Heidelberg at Leicester. This means it is available not only for post cards, but also long run magazine covers or other printed matter. Screen applied fragrances are available at Celloglas in Leeds, Leicester or Reading.

Celloscreen Fragrance / After the Rain

An illustrated rain design has been finished with a screen applied fragrance to the rain drops. Our inspiration came from the British weather. This fragrance is also available as a screen finish or Heidelberg coating for longer runs.