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Unlike traditional 2D design, Studio 10 allows you to import a 3D model of your container (PET bottles, glass, or complex multipacks) and apply a virtual sleeve.
, integrated with the Visualizer Studio Toolkit , provides a specialized 3D environment for designers to simulate, visualize, and correct these distortions before a single physical mock-up is produced. The Architecture of Esko's Shrink Sleeve Solution
The workflow for professional shrink sleeve design is split between two primary components within the Esko ecosystem: Unlike traditional 2D design, Studio 10 allows you
By selecting an artwork element (like a logo), the Studio Toolkit for Shrink Sleeves calculates the necessary "counter-distortion".
Shrink sleeve packaging has evolved into one of the most versatile and visually striking forms of labeling, currently growing at a rate of approximately 7% annually. However, the complex geometry of heat-shrunk films presents a unique challenge: artwork that looks perfect on a flat screen often becomes unrecognizable once shrunk around a contoured bottle. Shrink sleeve packaging has evolved into one of
A standalone application used to create the 3D structure. It simulates the physical "shrink tunnel" process by wrapping a virtual sleeve around an imported 3D container.
You can define the substrate material and its specific shrink characteristics. It simulates the physical "shrink tunnel" process by
Adobe Illustrator plugins that allow designers to apply artwork directly to the 3D model. While Designer handles 3D placement, Visualizer adds hyper-realistic finishing effects like foils and varnishes. Key Features and Capabilities 1. Digital Shrink Tunnel Simulation