Emboss press molds
Emboss Press Molds for Packaging Impressions
An emboss press mold creates a design or physical impression during pressing, around the card or within packaging.
Supply options
Supply the mold around the project’s execution method.
In either option, compatibility with the press and packaging structure is reviewed.
Mold supplied separately
The mold can be purchased separately. Selection is based on project requirements, card structure and compatibility with press equipment.
Mold supplied with press equipment
The mold can be supplied with a manual press or heat embossing press so the mold, equipment and application method are coordinated with the card and packaging structure.
Emboss Mold Applications
Embossing Effects in Bar and Bank-Issued Coin Packaging
Where the mold is applied is determined by the product form and packaging method.
- 01Melted gold
- 02Bank-issued gold coins
- 03Parsian gold plaques
- 04Gold bars
- 05Silver bars
Compatible equipment
Choose the mold and press together.
A press applies pressure and, in thermal applications, the heat required for packaging. An emboss mold creates the intended pattern or shape on a specified part of the card or package during pressing. The press, mold and packaging materials should be compatible. Each is selected according to the product, card structure and project workflow.
Manual press
Where manual operation suits the project, mold selection considers press equipment and the operator workflow.
Heat embossing press
For heat-generated impressions or thermal bonding, compatibility with packaging materials and card structure is evaluated.
Related paths
Choose the mold, card and packaging method together.
Use these paths to review the card structure, press equipment and laminated execution path around your project.
