Embossing is an industrial process in which strong mechanical pressure marks or smooths the surface of the final product.

Embossing can be performed at room temperature or at a specific temperature, and the choice depends on the product that the end customer wants to obtain according to the product characteristics.

This process creates raised or recessed designs, patterns, or text on various materials, adding tactile and visual appeal.

Key factors in successful embossing include precise control over pressure, temperature, and dwell time, ensuring consistent and high-quality results.

Embossing technology is widely used in industries such as textiles, paper, leather, and plastics to enhance product aesthetics and functionality.