Light protection cup
Our recipe for effective light protection
In a classic light protection structure, a black middle layer provides for grey looking cups. By adding a specially developed masterbatch, we create light protection properties in PS and PP cups, which hardly show any difference to conventional white cups and still protect your product perfectly against areas of visible light.
Rim high print
Printing to the edge
OPTIPACK has developed a direct print cup with a sleeve-like appearance using the "Rim high print" process (stack edge printing). This technology is based on a special cup design and the associated modified printing process with a maximum of eight colours. With "Rim high print" we achieve printing of the complete cup, including the stacking rim. We currently offer this technology exclusively for PP cups. Our sales department will be pleased to provide you with a guide.
Desto O-Perforation
O for optimal – our patented tear perforation
Our new, patented perforation method is guaranteed to separate each banderole from a cup. Foolproof, consumer-friendly and in a single piece. In this way, the consumer can easily separate paper and plastic correctly and promote recycling.
Desto Nature Look
Feels natural – Back Side Out Banderole
To give our Desto cups a more natural look we have simply turned the banderole upside down. We leave the smooth front side beautiful and print on the uncoated paper back instead. Thus we create the "Nature Look" with subtle colours. And the cup also impresses consumers on the shelf.
Invisible coding
Digimarc – always one coding ahead
Digimarc is the name of the code that hides in the printed image like a watermark, invisible to the consumer. Only by means of a scanner (e.g. a mobile phone app) does it reveal its information (EAN code, advertising, recipes but also information for the recycling cycle). We have been successfully using Digimarc Code for Desto cups and direct printing cups since 2019.
Sleeve perforation
Making recycling even easier
Our sleeve perforation can be separated from the cup by simple tearing (from bottom to top). The perforation openings are kept small in favour of the available design area. This simple separation of cup and sleeve is also advantageous for sorted waste disposal.