From Packaging Dieline to Supplier Handoff: A Practical Preflight
Check dimensional basis, board caliper, panel artwork, units and a physical sample before handing a packaging dieline to its supplier.
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Check dimensional basis, board caliper, panel artwork, units and a physical sample before handing a packaging dieline to its supplier.
Connect the source revision, signature, stock, duplex settings and approved folded sample in a repeatable desktop booklet production handoff.
Calculate trim size, outer bleed and gutter space for four separate PDF designs, then measure a cut proof before approving an N-up sheet.
A 20-ticket, four-up proof shows how to check cut-and-stack order from printer output through cutting and stack gathering before the full run.
A practical checklist for continuing a Bates sequence in a supplemental production: confirm the last approved identifier, calculate the new ranges, verify placement, and record the next unused number.
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