<ul><li>Choosing the right printing method for custom cardboard packaging is crucial for its appearance, durability, and cost-effectiveness.</li><li>Offset printing involves transferring ink from a metal plate to a rubber blanket and then to the cardboard surface, providing high-resolution output and consistency for large volumes.</li><li>Screen printing pushes ink through a mesh screen onto cardboard using a stencil, making it ideal for vibrant, simple designs and more cost-effective for small batches.</li><li>Offset printing is better for multi-color or gradient designs, while screen printing produces thicker ink layers that are more resistant to abrasion, UV, and moisture.</li></ul>

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