What factors do brochure printing prices usually relate to?
Factors Influencing the Price of Brochure Printing
I. Paper printed matter, regardless of the carrier, the determinants of the price of paper printed matter are mainly composed of the following：
Printed matter of paper, e.g.: Books, magazines, manuals, posters, product manuals, flyers, paper bags, envelopes, file bags, etc.
The price of paper printed matter is calculated as follows: Calculated by area (excluding bleeding), yuan/m2
Price Factors for Paper Prints: In addition to the conventional printing cost, it is also subject to the paper type printing paper volume, transportation costs, glazing UV, over oil, bronzing, beer position and other factors.
Bound editions of books and periodicals with special process requirements, e.g.: 32K, Large 16K, Large 32K, etc.
Low cost paper: Mainly use low grams (78g below) of paper, usually grams lower the higher the price, even if and design and the perfect combination of technology, it is not too high.
Size Limitations: The stricter the size requirements on the product or product form, the higher the price.
Brand and Art Design Content: Designer's level and design cost and the production cycle and materials of printed matter affect the cost of the product or packaging. Designer's level and cost are also directly reflected in the printed matter.
Process requirements: The higher the process requirements, the higher the price.
Prints: The larger the print, the lower the price.
Number of Prints: The larger the number of prints, the lower the unit price of a sheet-fed paper, but the total price increases with the number.
Print Color: The more colors, the higher the price.
Finished product dimensions: The greater the difference between the size of the finished product and the size of the paper (i.e., large spreads), the higher the price.
Postpress Processing Expenses: This part is basically provided by the manufacturer, because the processing cost and process requirements of different products are different, so it is impossible to generalize. However, it must be charged according to the actual processing cost.
Material: The cost varies according to the materials used, and of course the product grade is different.
Process flow: The more complex the process flow of printed matter, the higher the cost.
The level and cost of designer and the production cycle and paper of printed matter directly affect the cost of the product or packaging, and the level and cost of designer are also directly reflected in the printed matter.
Number of Prints: The larger the number of prints, the lower the unit price of a sheet-fed paper, but the total price increases with the number.
Print Color: The more colors, the higher the price.
Finished product dimensions: The greater the difference between the size of the finished product and the size of the paper (i.e., large spreads), the higher the price.
Postpress Processing Expenses: This part is basically provided by the manufacturer, because the processing cost and process requirements of different products are different, so it is impossible to generalize. However, it must be charged according to the actual processing cost.
Material: The cost varies according to the materials used, and of course the product grade is different.
Process Flow：printed matterThe more complex the process flow, the higher the cost.
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