SPK Products

Packaging

Corrugated. Folding cartons. Rigid and luxury packaging. Protective packaging. Molded fiber. Foam. Thermoformed plastics. Medical and sterile packaging. Pouches. Blister packaging. Specialty packaging.

Protection, presentation, structure, materials, manufacturing process, shipping, and handling are all determined by your packaging design.

Displays

Floor displays. Counter displays. Endcaps. Pallet displays. Temporary displays. Long-term displays. Custom merchandising displays.

Corrugated, plastic, wood, metal, acrylic, mixed materials, dimensional elements, lighting, movement—whatever makes sense for your project.

Labels

Pressure-sensitive labels. Product labels. Security labels. Specialty uses and applications.

Permanent, removable, repositionable, cold-temperature, high-tack, tamper-evident, marine, and application-specific adhesives.

Materials, adhesives, printing, finishes, environment, and application all matter.

Print & Graphics

Commercial print. Marketing materials. In-store graphics. Wall graphics. Window graphics. Floor graphics. SEG printed fabrics. Specialty printing and finishing.

Offset. Flexographic. Digital. Screen. Dye-sublimation. Rotogravure.

The process depends on quantity, substrate, color, finish, size, and use.

Signage

Indoor. Outdoor. Illuminated. Dimensional. Temporary. Permanent.

Materials and construction are selected around the environment, visibility, installation, and intended life.

Films

Printed films. Flexible packaging. Barrier films. Specialty films.

Function, material life, barrier requirements, printing, converting, and durability all influence the design and production method.

Tell us what it needs to do. That helps determine how it should be made.

Specialty Products

Acrylic. Molded components. Fabric. Foam. Wood. Metal. Plastics. Specialty papers. Mixed materials. Custom constructions.

Some products fit neatly into a category. Some don’t.

Sometimes one material is the answer. Sometimes several working together is better.

Permanent Fixtures

Retail fixtures. Merchandising systems. Branded environments. Custom structures.

Built for long-term use, permanent fixtures can be designed so graphics and signage change while the underlying structure remains in place.

Metal, wood, plastic, acrylic, lighting, graphics, and other materials can be combined around the environment, merchandising requirements, and intended use.

Design Drives Process

Design determines structure, materials, manufacturing processes, and equipment best suited for the job.

For an existing design, we can work from the current specifications or, when requested, review them and suggest opportunities to improve materials, manufacturing, assembly, cost, or performance.

The job drives the equipment — not the other way around.

There is rarely only one way to make something. Quantity, materials, tolerances, finishes, timelines, budget, assembly, shipping, and distribution can lead to very different solutions.