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From your artwork to finished products, we manage the entire productionprocess in our own facillty, ensuring consistent quality,reliable turnaround.and fully customized results for your cards, boxes, and game components.
How a card printing project moves from approved artwork to finished products.
Every production stage affects the next. We use a structured process to control artwork, materials, printing, finishing, assembly, and final inspection before the finished products are released.
Confirm artwork, dielines, card specifications, color setup, and the sample route before manufacturing begins.
Prepare cardstock, inks, coatings, and packaging materials according to the approved specification.
Print card faces, backs, boxes, and guidebooks with controlled registration and continuous color monitoring.
Apply coatings and special effects, then cut and round each card to the approved dimensions.
Inspect finished components, assemble complete decks, and pack them for retail presentation and transit protection.
Prepare shipping documents, hand the order to the selected logistics provider, and issue tracking information.
Production quality depends on more than the printed artwork. We monitor key variables throughout production, from color and dimensions to surface finishing, card sorting, and packaging.
Ink density, Pantone references and color consistency are checked throughout production.
Press settings and production conditions are monitored to keep output consistent.
Card size, cutting accuracy, alignment and corner radius are checked against specifications.
Foil, UV, lamination, varnish and embossing are checked for consistent results.
Cards are counted, sorted and assembled according to the approved sequence.
Boxes, inserts, packs and cartons are checked before final inspection and shipment.
Different production stages require different equipment. The setup depends on the card type, materials, quantity, printing method, finishing requirements, and packaging structure.
Production normally begins after the artwork, specifications, required proofs, and production details have been reviewed and approved.
Changes may still be possible depending on the production stage. They can affect production setup, cost, materials, or production time.
Proofing depends on the project and its requirements. When a proof is required, production proceeds after the specified artwork, color, structure, or finishing details are approved.
No. The workflow can vary depending on the product, quantity, materials, printing method, finishing, assembly, packaging, and other project requirements.
Quality checks can take place at different stages, including printing, finishing, cutting, assembly, packaging, and final inspection. See our Quality Control →
Yes. Specialty finishes, complex card structures, multiple versions, inserts, special packaging, and other requirements can add production stages or require additional setup.
Production time depends on the order quantity, printing method, materials, finishes, packaging structure, sample approval, and current production schedule.
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Send us your artwork, specifications, quantity, and finishing requirements.
We can review the production requirements and advise on the next step.
