1. a printing process that uses flexible relief plates and fast-drying inks, commonly used for packaging materials
Usage: printing industry

Examples

• The company switched to flexography for printing their food packaging labels.
• Flexography is ideal for printing on plastic bags and cardboard boxes.
• The flexography process allows for high-speed printing on various materials.
• Many newspapers use flexography because it’s cost-effective for large print runs.
• The packaging industry relies heavily on flexography for colorful product labels.
• Flexography produces sharp images on both smooth and textured surfaces.