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V/53, Kannanchery Mukal, Chundakuzhi P O, Kerala-683546.
+(61) 434 629 664
+(91) 984 770 3133
V/53, Kannanchery Mukal, Chundakuzhi P O, Kerala-683546.
Alpine Packaging (since 2012) has a wide variety of flexible food packaging materials, headquartered at Perumbavoor, Kerala, India. Our packaging materials are hygienic, food-grade and keeps the food material fresh for an extended period.
We deliver high-quality packaging with different non toxic food grade materials, combining world-class technology and an enthusiastic bunch of workers. We believe in quality, high standards throughout the process, timely delivery, and after-sales customer service.
Alpine packaging specializes in a host of laminated packaging and products like printed packaging, food packaging, vacuum packaging, aluminium foil laminations, etc.
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Alpine packing, with a history of 8 years, is one of the best food package manufacturing firm you can ever rely upon in India, if you are in search of high-quality, budget-friendly food packages.
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Low-quality food packets are the primary source of diseases and a threat to humanity. Hence we decided to provide the best quality food packages which are safe and meet the quality standards set by the experts.
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Reasonable price without compromising quality is the motto of the firm. We believe in delivering packages that meet the international standards, and we also strive to maintain a competitive price.
Rotogravure printing is the system of printing based on the transfer of fluid ink from depressions in a printing plate to the paper. It is an intaglio process, as the design is etched or engraved below the surface of the printing plate. At the beginning of the gravure printing process, the engraved cylinder is partially immersed in the ink tray, filling the recessed cells with ink. The excess ink from the non-printing (non-recessed) areas are wiped clean. The ink in the recessed cells gets transferred to the substrate by pressing the paper against the inked plate. Gravure printing is usually a reel-fed printing method, although sheet-fed machines exist in small numbers.
