Applications
Choose a packaging decoration machine by product and surface
The product shape, material, decoration zone, artwork, and required output decide the process before a machine model does. Start with the application closest to your project.
Application routes
Move from your product to the right process
Bottle Caps & Closures
Hot stamping and heat transfer options for cap tops, cylindrical sidewalls, logos, and decorative graphics.
Review this machine routeWine, Gift & Rigid Boxes
Flat foil stamping for logos, borders, panels, and metallic branding on formed or flat box components.
Review this machine routePlastic & Cosmetic Packaging
Fixture-based heat transfer and hot stamping for molded parts, covers, cosmetic packaging, and custom surfaces.
Review this machine routeQuick comparison
What changes between packaging applications
| Application | Typical decoration | Main selection question | Likely starting route |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bottle caps and closures | Top logo, sidewall band, metallic mark, multicolor graphic | Flat top or cylindrical sidewall? | Bottle decorating machines |
| Wine, gift, and rigid boxes | Foil logo, border, decorative panel | Flat component or already formed box? | Flat hot stamping machine |
| Plastic and cosmetic packaging | Transferred graphic, foil logo, surface pattern | Material response and fixture contact? | Heat transfer and hot stamping |
Before quotation
One product photo is not enough to select a machine
A useful review includes the exact decoration position, product dimensions, material and coating, artwork at actual size, expected output, loading method, voltage, and destination country.
- Mark the decoration zone on front, side, and top views.
- Send the material, surface treatment, and representative samples.
- State the target output and how the product will be loaded.
- Define the sample result and repeatability you will accept.
Machine inquiry
Not sure which application route fits? Start with a guided project brief.
Tell us your product, material, decoration area, and expected output. The guided project brief helps us evaluate the process, fixture, and machine direction together.