In our ever-evolving world, we carry many IDs that store personal information in microchips, like passports or credit cards.  

Microchips help us accelerate activities, like buying or registering, by using radio waves to automatically send the necessary information to whoever is scanning. This process uses RFID, or “Radio Frequency Identification.” With just an RFID scanner device, officials at airports or stores can receive the information they require from microchips using radio waves. 

Offset printing is one of the most widely used printing techniques. It adds value to applications by providing high-quality, fast, and efficient results. Since the 1800’s, offset printing has been used for mass production of magazines, leaflets, brochures, cards and labeled packaging (like boxes and cartons). 

What is digital inkjet printing and how does it compare with flexography? PaperTyger explains everything you need to know about both printing presses.

What is Digital Printing Press?

Major mattress companies are choosing PaperTyger's high quality, technologically advanced laminated papers over synthetic flash spun material for mattress law labels.

Screen printing and Digital printing are both types of popular printing methods. Which one you use for your application will depend on how you want your design to look, as both methods have different finishes, as well as other factors including the number of prints you desire.

Soap wraps are a very affordable way of branding your products whilst keeping them protected from knocks and bruises. You can use your soap wrap designs to reflect the soap's ingredients and to emphasize the natural elements and fragrances - if the material you use is of high quality, of course! 

PaperTyger is being successfully used as the outer wrap of boutique soaps at major retail department stores, hotels, and spas. Our soap wrapping paper is made of high-quality, technologically advanced laminated papers, with a focus on cost-consciousness. Manufactured by a patented, solvent-free laminating process, all our PaperTyger materials are designed to be durable.

PaperTyger is a leading provider of durable paper products for a variety of applications, including custom racing numbers and bibs for athletic events, sports, and marathons. 

Why is our material the smart choice for racing numbers and bibs?

PaperTyger products are a suitable material to manufacture custom and generic adhesive and pin-on athlete numbers made for the most demanding conditions. Read on to find out why…

PaperTyger is a leading provider of durable paper products for a broad range of applications. Our custom slitting methods, combined with our material expertise allow us to provide cost-effective solutions that meet strict quality requirements.  

Why Precision Slitting?

Many suppliers ship materials in large unpractical widths and lengths due to minimum order quantities, which are difficult to move, handle and use. But at PaperTyger, we can convert our large rolls to suit your exact requirements. Our rolls also perform well with a wide range of finishing techniques (listed below). We can slit custom rolls to any size requested, with a fast average turn time of 1-2 weeks after receipt of order.

PaperTyger is a paper/film/paper laminate that offers comparable durability to synthetics and a high-quality print surface with no special inks or setups required. The patented solvent-free laminating process delivers the toughness of a synthetic sheet with the benefit of a coated printing surface. The high white papers can produce vivid images for graphics and sharp definition, making it a versatile media for a diverse range of applications including durable envelopes and insertable mailers.

Benefits of using PaperTyger for Envelopes and Mailers:

These days, criminals don't just reach into a back pocket or bag, they steal information by simply passing by with a handheld RFID reader too. What does this mean, and how can we protect ourselves? Introducing RFID Blocking Covers.

What is RFID or RF Identification?

RFID, or radio-frequency (RF) identification, uses electromagnetic fields to identify and track objects. Many IDs you carry daily, like credit cards, your driver's license and your passport include information-packed microchips. An RFID reader can skim this information from a distance, and steal it. This is why several companies have introduced RFID-blocking passport and credit card covers that are made of a radio wave-blocking material to keep these possessions safe!