![]() Tension was a pioneer in the use of DuPont’s Cyrel® photopolymer plates, working with DuPont for more than 35 years. Once the images and information have printed, the same envelope manufacturing machines convert the printed paper into finished envelopes. The plates then have direct contact with the printing surface. Doctor blades help to evenly distribute the ink onto the thin, photo-sensitive printing plates to ensure an even distribution of color. How It Worksįlexography describes a direct-impression print method where a roller distributes fluid ink onto a flexible printing plate. Tension’s print capabilities ensure that your envelopes’ color, logo and type are printed at the highest level of quality, upholding your brand standards with every envelope produced. With Tension’s flexo printing, you have a wide range of paper and color choices, often finding economical solutions when using multiple colors or even bleeds. Why Flexo?įlexography is an ideal choice for long-run envelope jobs. Year after year, Tension-manufactured envelopes are consistently recognized by the Flexographic Technical Association (FTA), which annually rewards the industry’s best of the best in flexography. But you don’t have to take our word for it. Tension is proud of its flexographic printing expertise. ![]()
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