Screw Cap Embossing Raises Expectations of the Product Within

Raised designs on caps and closures add value to the product within.  They help to draw attention, enhance brand recall, and move product off the shelf.

Add a tactile, premium edge to brand presentation to your wine, beverage, or bottled food product.  You can combine one of our custom embossing solutions with silk-screen printing for intricate design detail.

Unlike many producers, our embossing equipment and tools are made here on-site.  You have full visibility across the production process, right from the start.

Screw Cap Embossing Options

• Raised Embossing 
  Available on the top and side (sleeve) for 360% brand visibility
• Debossing
  Sunken embossing for  more subtle effect
• Shaved Embossing
  An Interpack exclusive.  Silk-screened colour is removed from raised areas to reveal the silver-toned aluminium below.

Custom Bottle Closures Start With What’s Inside

Your packaging should reach out.  It should tell consumers that you’ve worked hard to create a unique wine, beverage, or bottled food product.  And it should convince them to buy.

Often, a custom solution is the best way to differentiate your product.  Many of our processes are unique to Interpack, and we can help you find the right blend of our many colours, processes and services to tell your brand story best.

Your options include:

• Silk-Screen Printing
  We use a mesh to transfer colour-matched ink onto selected areas of the bottle cap’s top & sleeve so that your brand will be visible from every angle
• Embossing
  Raised embossing gives closures a more premium look and feel. Matched male & female roller die press the design into aluminium sheets.  Interpack is the only Australian producer to offer top and side embossing
• Shaved Embossing
  In Interpack exclusive, we are also the only screw cap producer with capability to shave off the colour of the embossed area to reveal the shiny aluminium below
• Hot Foiling
  Glossy gold or silver is now offered via ‘hot foiling’, for eye-catching decorations on wine closures. A ‘negative’ plate, which has been etched to form the reverse of the required design is bolted to a hot plate. A roll of foil is sandwiched between the closure and the plate, and pressure is applied in order for the equipment to ‘release’ the foil. The hot foil then hits the wine closure on all areas that the design on the plate has touched.