How do you choose a hot foil machine for gift-wrap paper?
Compare TJQ1200 standard, A and B versions using paper, foil artwork, registration and roll or sheet output. Width alone cannot determine the configuration.
Is paper width enough to choose a hot foil machine?
Define the gift-wrap paper input, foil area, artwork and registration to printed marks, then specify rewound-roll or cut-sheet output. Compare the TJQ1200 standard, A and B versions against those requirements and a paper sample. Their web handling and structure differ, so paper width alone cannot determine the version or configuration.
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Define the input and desired output
State whether you feed a continuous gift-wrap web and whether the decorated material should be rewound, sheeted or sent to another finishing stage. Web handling and take-up requirements affect configuration.
Gift-wrap designs
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Describe the finish, not just the width
Provide the printed artwork, foil area, colours and registration requirement. For embossing, unusual surfaces or tight alignment, use paper and artwork samples for a technical trial rather than judging the result from a marketing image.
TJQ1200A · 3D showroom demonstrationThis 3D demonstration shows the machine and process visually; it is not a physical trial result.
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Compare TJQ1200 versions after the process is clear
TJQ1200 standard, A and B versions differ in web handling and structure. Confirm the material, working width, unwind/rewind and foil path before choosing a version. Finished gift-wrap roll packing is a later FJ/FJS1050 process.
Applies to
Applies to
Materials
Gift-wrap paper webs / Paper packaging material / Trial paper
Processes
Large-format hot foil / Print-mark registration / Rewinding or sheeting
