* Unique CAD-less workflow for building layouts quickly with PDFs and exporting final die layout as CFF2 or PDF for post press cut * Powerful ganging engine that generates optimal nested cartons/label layouts in a single click Some of the differences you will find with tilia Phoenix compared to AI plugins or Pandora:
And you'll need to think about things like diestation marks and waste marks, for doing quality control on the packages once they are cut out.ĪI plugins like PaSharp or DeskPack could be a good fit for you, but you might want to also try out tilia Phoenix (or our new PDF Step and Repeat software, tilia Aries, which we released at LabelExpo - Tilia Labs launches Aries step-and-repeat software) which has advantages depending on your situation.
Those apps will also be able to place autosizing marks like flexo bearer bars. that are able to do all these operations. So you will need to look at applications like Pandora, etc. Note that the application will need to create bleed around each dieline station, and where packages butt up against each other for a single knife cut, you will need to resolve bleeds so that no content is improperly overprinted or lost, such as running a bleed from one package onto a non-image flap area. And it's not just a matter of placing the artworks in the right locations. This is the only way you can have 100% assurance that the layout is going to fit the die. The application will use the CF2 diefile as a template for positioning and rotating the different artworks that need to be nested. Typically, if you need to do nested layouts, you need an application that can read the CF2 dieline file that will be used to make the die that cuts out the individual elements.
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