Custom Solutions and Capabilities
Materials and Manufacturing Aligned to the Application
IPC helps buyers develop sleeves, envelopes, folders, packaging, and mailers by evaluating the product, use environment, material, printing, construction, finishing, quantity, and delivery requirements together. The goal is a practical solution that can be manufactured consistently.
Application-Driven Material Benefits
Depending on the project, IPC can evaluate materials designed for specific functional requirements. Potential options include ArmorShield® RFID-blocking material, Tyvek® for lightweight water and tear resistance, archival materials, paper and paperboard grades, protective materials intended to help reduce corrosion or rust exposure, materials that can support wet-weather writing, clear films, recycled-content papers, and other specialty substrates.
ArmorShield®
RFID-blocking material.
Tyvek®
Lightweight water & tear resistance.
Archival Materials
Long-term storage properties.
Protective Materials
Corrosion / rust-exposure reduction.
Printing Options
- Offset printing
- Inline flexographic printing
- Inside & outside printing
- Full-bleed artwork & coatings
In-House Custom Printing
IPC performs custom printing in-house and can evaluate offset and inline flexographic approaches based on the artwork, material, print coverage, color, bleeds, quality requirements, construction, and quantity.
Specialty Features, Evaluated Case by Case
IPC can evaluate custom sizes, shapes, windows, pockets, carriers, mountable pieces, bind-ins, mailers, folds, perforations, scored panels, adhesive options, closures, multiple openings, and other specialty features.
Markets and applications
Where Custom Solutions Are Used
Custom solutions can support hospitality, financial and card programs, government and identification, healthcare, education, retail and loyalty, mailing, archival storage, media, distribution, and other specialized commercial applications.
Review Your Project
Tell IPC what the product must hold, protect, present, store, mount, or mail. Include dimensions, quantity, material needs, print requirements, desired features, use environment, and any technical or compliance documentation. IPC will evaluate the requirements and recommend the next step.