Larkin Industries
About Larkin Industries
As an ISO 9001:2008 certified company, we are certified by the International Organization for Standardization for the quality control and management processes that we use. This means we have demonstrated our ability to produce products and services that meet our customers’ requirements, as well as applicable statutory and regulatory requirements. It also means we are committed to continually improving our system and keeping up with current quality control best practices and any applicable statutory or regulatory requirements.
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Products by Larkin Industries
Die cutting is primarily used to cut windows and other shapes within the interior of a sheet. They may range from a single rectangular window to fancy lettering and multiple intricate designs. The process is also used to create glue tabs, pockets, cartons and special shapes along the outside... Read more »
Foil stamping is the application of foil to a selected substrate using heat and pressure. It requires a custom die. Products and Capabilities A wide variety of metallic and colored foils Special effect foils including pearl, clear, patterned and numerous others 3D security and other... Read more »
The embossing process creates a raised image by applying pressure to the substrate. When an indentation is preferred, the process is referred to as debossing. Images can be blind embossed, registered to printing and combined with foil. Embossing can create single level, multi-level or... Read more »