Metallic foil is often used to highlight a product as premium or category-leading. Techniques range from simple and elegant to more elaborate designs that may combine foil colours or incorporate a fluted or raised effect.

Foiling is often used in magazine publishing, packaging, book covers, event invites, business cards or social stationery.

The foiling departments at Celloglas have been foil blocking print for over 50 years and are well known for their expertise. Our highly skilled teams have mastered the foiling process as a technique, working with a range of print formats and materials across market sectors.

Foil blocking (or hot foil stamping) is the process of applying metallic or pigment foil to paper or card, where a heated die is stamped onto the foil.

To reference the range of metallic foils available at Celloglas, please ask for our Cellofoil swatch. Other foil colours are an option but may involve a minimum run.

Based at Celloglas in Leeds, thefolderworks offer high-speed folder make-up coupled with a range of innovative Celloglas finishing options. Short run folders are also available, with off-the-shelf folder templates to choose from.

Our high-speed folder make-up machines make up 5,000 folders per hour and up to 1,000 capacity folders per hour.

thefolderworks are part of Celloglas and offer a range of decorative finishing options for your folder; including lamination, spot or overall varnishes and more specialist added value options such as glow in the dark, fragrances or glitter.

Fast Turnaround / Wide Range of Designs / Add Innovative Finishes / Cost and Time Efficient / Ready to use Cutters / Excellent Results / Capacity or Non-Capacity.

Cellocover is a high-speed twin application coater which applies multiple finishes in one pass; turning creative ideas into cost-effective and time-efficient solutions. The high-speed coater runs up to 15,000 sheets an hour, making it ideal for large run jobs which require a fast turnaround.

The Heidelberg high-speed coater at Celloglas can run varnish and/or coating combinations such as: Matt/Gloss, Rough Matt/Gloss, Velvet/Gloss, Fragrance/Gloss or a combination of any of the finishes below.

A wide range of options are available, offering enhancement to printed materials such as book or magazine covers, packaging, menus, business cards or other printed matter.

Lamination is a plastic film which is applied to printed sheets adding typically a matt, gloss or silk finish. Celloglas also offers an ever-growing range of innovative laminates which present other benefits. Cellotouch offers a soft touch, Cellogreen is an environmental alternative and Linen has a linen texture. See the full range below.

Celloglas is known for innovation and new product development. Please subscribe to our newsletters to keep up-to-date with new lamination effects as they become available.

Mirri is a world leading brand of metallic paper and board. Metallic silvers, golds and colours, holographic and iridescent are just some of the effects available in the Mirri range. The stock holdings and low minimum order levels provide customers of all sizes with fantastic value.

Mirri (a division of Celloglas) has been a leading brand since the early 70’s; specialising in producing quality decorative materials on board, card and paper.

Mirri is sold across a number of markets such as point of sale, packaging, publishing, multimedia, social stationery/greetings, commercial print and direct mail.

Mirri is a registered trade mark name owned by Celloglas.

See the full Mirri website for details of Mirri H, Mirri Pak, Mirri Silk, Mirri Holographic, Mirri Metals, Mirri Radiance and new products such as Mirri Sparkle and Mirri Eco Ag.