
01 Offset printing
Colour begins with a clear reference.
Approved artwork, material choices, and colour requirements move into production together. Keeping those decisions aligned gives the next converting stages a consistent starting point.
Connected production
The production route connects print preparation, sheet converting, box forming, finishing, label production, inspection, and dispatch. Each step follows the approved structure, material, artwork, and finish.

About XGolden
XGolden Print develops custom boxes, gift packaging, and labels around your product, artwork, quantity, presentation, and delivery needs. Structure, materials, print, finishing, and pack-out are brought together as one clear specification.
Because structure, artwork, materials, finishes, and pack-out affect one another, we keep them connected from the brief and sample through production and dispatch preparation.
Dimensions, protection, handling, quantity, and presentation needs shape the starting brief.
Structure, dielines, artwork, materials, print, and finishes are aligned before the approved reference is released.
Production checks, protective packing, quantities, and dispatch details stay visible through the final handover.
Inside the factory

01 Offset printing
Approved artwork, material choices, and colour requirements move into production together. Keeping those decisions aligned gives the next converting stages a consistent starting point.
02 Sheet converting
Printed sheets move into cutting, creasing, and forming according to the approved dieline. Artwork position, folds, and structural details stay connected as the flat sheet becomes packaging.


03 Box forming
Converted components move through folding, forming, and assembly around the intended opening, fit, and presentation.

04 Finishing detail
Surface treatments and presentation details follow the agreed material, artwork, and approved reference.

05 Converting line
Print, structure, and forming requirements remain visible as work moves between production stages.

06 Label production
Material, cutting, roll format, and artwork are coordinated around how the finished label will be applied and handled.
Reference-led control
A clear approved reference gives every production handover the same target, from prepress through final packing.
Align the structure, dieline, artwork, colour, materials, and finishing direction before production begins.
Move the approved specification through printing, cutting, creasing, forming, finishing, and assembly.
Check the finished work against the approved reference, then confirm quantities, protective packing, and dispatch details.
Have a packaging project?
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