Diva Art and Diva Art Duo, Lecta’s paperboard for creative, sustainable projects

Designed for both graphic applications and luxury packaging.

Raw materials, functionality and printing techniques are fundamental factors when choosing a type of packaging. With more than 80% of purchasing decisions made at the point of sale, product presentation is key to brand recognition.

This is why Lecta has created a versatile range of SBS graphic paperboard with a silk finish: Diva Art (1-side coated) and Diva Art Duo (2-side coated), for creative, sustainable projects.

Both stand out for their excellent machining characteristics, providing for high on-machine performance throughout production. With consistent smoothness and whiteness, and rich color reproduction, this unique range is suitable for most finishing processes such as screen printing, stamping, flocking or dry embossing.

Diva Art and Diva Art Duo were developed for offset, flexo and digital printing, and they offer excellent finishing and handling performance. Their outstanding print quality for both text and color images make them ideal for creative graphics, communications and packaging projects, including book covers, folders, labels, postcards and greeting cards, or packaging for cosmetics, perfumes and premium beverages.

One of the main concerns of consumers is sustainability, and Lecta is firmly committed to developing innovative, environmentally friendly materials. By using Diva Art and Diva Art Duo for their packaging needs, consumers are making a conscious choice of a natural, renewable and recyclable product.
more at: https://www.lecta.com/en/news/Pages/Diva-Art-and-Diva-Art-Duo-Lecta-s-paperboard-for-creative-sustainable-projects.aspx

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