[Case Study] Operational Example of Company E, a Cosmetics Manufacturing and Sales Manufacturer

Reacts to black light! Case study of the round type 6 turtle stamper using hidden ink.

We received an inquiry about wanting to improve the efficiency of printing on individual boxes (coated paper) after viewing our company website. Company E needed to engrave the client code number on the individual boxes, and due to the manual stamping process (200-800 pieces/day), it was labor-intensive and time-consuming, causing difficulties. Our sales representative promptly conducted a detailed hearing about the usage scenario, revealing new requests. "The printing on the individual boxes is only necessary for internal management. We want it to be as inconspicuous as possible to avoid compromising the design." In response to these challenges, we proposed the use of a round Type 6 Turt Stampler with hidden ink that reacts to black light. There are two types of hidden ink: water-based and alcohol-based, both of which are colorless. The stamped impression is colorless and normally invisible, but it becomes visible when exposed to black light. By adopting hidden ink, we were able to enhance work efficiency without compromising the product design, which was positively evaluated, leading to a successful contract. After implementation, the work time... (For more details, please visit our company website.)

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