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Question 1

What are the dimensions of a countertop display?

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Question 2

Honeycomb cardboard

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Honeycomb cardboard represents an innovative panel composed of two layers of flat cardboard enclosing a honeycomb core, also made of cardboard and using natural glues. This material, which is fully recyclable and eco-friendly, is held in high regard in packaging and various manufacturing sectors. Its lightweight and durable construction makes...

Question 3

How to customize your own products?

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Seven Group is able to customize products and their image thanks to the professionalism of its Staff and the study of the Client's image. After analyzing the characteristics and needs of its customers, Seven Group develops an ad hoc proposal by studying innovative solutions in terms of format and materials....

Question 4

Why start your own business activity with business cards?

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The business card is often underestimated when it comes to corporate image. There is no greater mistake. When you leave a person your business card, it is as if you were delivering into the hands of one of your contacts a small brochure from your company. In contrast to the...

Question 5

What does it take to start a business?

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Consistency and care, la of one's corporate image is the basis of a company's success. The elements that combine to form its coordinated image are many: trademark and/or logo Corporate printed matter: from business card to letterhead, brochure, catalog packaging: from product packaging to final packaging but also study of...

Question 6

How can the logo be improved?

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Companies often want to create or change their image by making a new logo or brand in line with the graphic standards of the day. Seven Group accomplishes all of the above and, at the Client's request, carries out a complete restyling of its corporate identity, also planning and implementing...

Question 7

What does a design studio deal with?

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Our graphic design studio will develop your initial idea, turn thought into lines, lines into surfaces, and surfaces into prototypes. After drawing the first lines the design moves to the study phase through the creation of prototypes or sketches that will gradually lead to the actual definition of the style....

Question 8

What is the concept idea?

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Devising a concept means identifying a brilliant idea with which to illuminate an advertisement. It is a key creative cue because it is through it that the campaign will take shape and present itself to the public. Whether one opts for an everyday inspirational terrain or sails far into the...

Question 9

What is corporate advertising?

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﻿The term advertising refers to that form of paid communication, disseminated at the initiative of economic agents (through such means as television, radio, newspapers, billboards, mail, and the Internet), which intentionally and systematically tends to influence the attitudes and choices of individuals in relation to the consumption of goods and...

Question 10

What is web design?

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Webdesign or web design, literally design for the world wide web, is an English expression also used in the Italian language to refer to the technical, structural and graphic design of a website. The professional figure of the designer for the web, the web designer, which arose with the development...

Question 11

What is rapid prototyping?

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Rapid prototyping is a set of industrial techniques aimed at making a so-called prototype. Regardless of how you make it, prototype means "the first item in the series." These can be conceptual, functional, technical, or preproduction, and in each case can serve different functions in the company: they can be...

Question 12

What is ABS?

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Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene or ABS is a common thermoplastic polymer used to create lightweight and rigid materials such as pipes, musical instruments, golf club heads, parts or entire car bodies, and toys such as the famous Lego bricks as well as as assembly boxes for electrical and electronic components. In plumbing ABS...

Question 13

What is PET?

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Polyethylene terephthalate or polyethylene terephthalate (trade names: Arnite, Impet and Rynite, Ertalyte, Hostaphan, Melinex and Mylar films, and the fibers Dacron, Diolen, Tergal, Terital, Terylene and Trevira), is a member of the polyester family and is a thermoplastic resin composed of phthalates suitable for food contact. Depending on production processes...

Question 14

What is polypropylene or PP?

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Polypropylene (PP, also: polypropene) is a thermoplastic polymer that can show different tacticality. The most commercially interesting product is isotactic: it is a semi-crystalline polymer characterized by high tensile strength, low density, and good thermal and abrasion resistance. The density of isotactic polypropylene is 900 kg/m³, and the melting point...

Question 15

What are the properties of Plexiglas?

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Given its important properties, Plexiglas is often used as an alternative to glass. The most well-known differences between Plexiglas and glass are: lower density than that of glass, that of Plexiglas is 1.19 g/cm3 and is about half that of glass; Plexiglas is unbreakable; Plexiglas unlike glass is a softer...

Question 16

What is Plexiglas?

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Plexiglas is a plastic material formed from polymers of methyl methacrylate (MMA), an ester of methacrylic acid, also known by the trade names Perspex, Acrylite, Acrylplast and Lucite. This material was developed in 1928 in various laboratories and brought to market in 1933 by the German Röhm industry. It is...

Question 17

What is Forex?

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Forex is a plastic material used for direct printing. Its structure is PVC which can have various densities. It can be used in the communication sector, for the creation of large signs, signs, models, point-of-sale fittings, television and theater sets, promotional items, and screen printing. In the building industry for...

Question 18

What is Dibond?

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Dibond® is a composite panel consisting of two 0.30 mm thick aluminum foils with a polyethylene core. Dibond® is an ideal solution for interior design, point-of-sale furniture, wall and column cladding, and in all other solutions that require a material with an extremely flat surface. The material is available in...

Question 19

What is a broche?

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Broche are support hooks of various materials and shapes that are easily and inexpensively applied to displays containing hanging products, especially supermarkets and clothing stores. Almost always made of plastic, pitchers are divided into universal, round, double automatic insertion, also with price tags.

Question 20

What is cardboard?

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Cardboard is a particularly thick and heavy paper material consisting of a central corrugated layer and two flat side sheets. Its origins date back to 15th-century China, while the first commercial cardboard boxes were sold in England in 1817. The boundary between paper and paperboard is conventionally set at 224...

Question 21

What is coordinated packaging?

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Coordinated packaging is the creation of objects that are coordinated in graphics while differing in size, materials, use, and product packaging. Coordinated packaging is one of the revolutions of modern packaging, which allows a very strong visual impact in the eyes of the end consumer who is drawn to purchase...

Question 22

What is packaging?

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The packaging study consists of analyzing (product category, competitor, target audience, plus) and at a later stage making different packaging solutions, boxes, shoppers, displays based on your communication needs. The next stage is to make proposals that differ in form and graphics. As soon as one of the proposals is...

Question 23

What is a brochure?

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The leaflet, also called by the French term dépliant, is a small printed sheet containing information of an advertising or propaganda nature. It is mostly used in advertising parlance to refer to folding flyers.

Question 24

What is a shopper?

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They are usually called "Shoppers" all those paper or plastic bags with handles. In the more specific field of packaging, especially in that pertaining to plastics, Shoppers are the "Supermarket Type" bags, and that is those plastic bags, in different thicknesses, sizes and colors, with two handles and a gusset...

Question 25

What is a cardboard &#8220;beehive&#8221;?

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The beehive is an indispensable packaging element as it preserves products from breakage and keeps the packaging, labeling or any decoration intact; it can be inserted mechanically or manually and is composed of recycled material, which in turn is 100 percent recyclable.

Question 26

What is an embossing stamp?

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The dry stamp is used to perforate or engrave paper through a positive/negative shape. The paper is inserted into the embossed stamp and then engraved. The result is a permanent marking that cannot be copied or even erased.

Question 27

What is flocking?

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The term electrostatic flocking refers to a special process for obtaining the velvet effect on different surfaces. The effect is achieved by orienting and projecting particular man-made or natural fibers against surfaces smeared with adhesive. The energy to orient and accelerate the fiber so that it penetrates the bonded layer...

Question 28

What is offset printing?

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Offset is a printing technique based on basically the same principle as lithography (there is also a much less common dry offset or offset technique that uses embossed dies). Instead of printing the sheet in direct contact the aluminum plate, printing is done through the use of three cylinders in...

Question 29

What is chipboard?

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Particleboard or chipboard is the name by which wood fiber boards composed of chips resulting from the waste of normal wood processing are commonly referred to. Chips are mixed with binding materials and then pressed to produce panels; the resulting panels can be of different types depending on the type...

Question 30

What is PVC?

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Polyvinyl chloride, also known as polyvinyl chloride or by its corresponding abbreviation PVC, is the polymer of vinyl chloride. It is the most important polymer in the series obtained from vinyl monomers and is one of the most widely consumed plastics in the world. Pure, it is a rigid material;...

Question 31

What is 3D modeling?

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3D Modeling refers to a process of defining any three-dimensional shape in a virtual space generated on a computer; these objects, called 3D models are made using special software programs, called 3D modelers, or more generally 3D software. This term is used in computer science, and is distinct from other...

Question 32

What is stretched cardboard?

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Stretch board is a raw material used on a large scale in presentation packaging because of its cost-effectiveness. Stretch cardboard packaging is also fully customizable aesthetically; however, this material does not offer the same versatility as plastic polymers in terms of design and shape.

Question 33

What is concept and sketches?

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In design, the concept is a design proposal necessary to define the basic elements of a project and provides the basis for its implementation. It represents the final output of a meta-project. Within a concept, the designer sets out the guidelines that will accompany the execution phase; these guidelines are...

Question 34

What is a die cut?

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A die cutter is generally defined as a tool for making a precise cut of a "soft" sheet product (paper, cardboard, leather, textiles, rubbers, plastics,etc.). There are three types of die-cuts: the Flat die-cut (flat wood base), the Rotary die-cut (cylinder-curved wood), and the Forged die-cut. The flat die cutter...

Question 35

What is a brochure?

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The brochure or pamphlet, is a printed matter consisting of a limited number of pages. The brochure (a term imported from the French language) or pamphlet, is a printed matter consisting of a limited number of pages and intended for the propaganda of business activities, events and others, gathering in...

Question 36

What is MDF?

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Medium density fiberboard (MDF) is a wood derivative: it is the most famous and widespread of the fiberboard family comprising three distinct categories based on the process used and density: low (LDF), medium (MDF) and high (HDF). The raw material used includes many types of wood, whether roundwood, scrap, or...

Question 37

What is a box pallet?

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The pallet box (Box Pallet) is a folding, practical container that has been very successful. Bright colors, maximum product protection, clear brand identification, easy to move around, extremely easy to assemble and disassemble, reusable, foldable... To advertise the product this is one of the most functional, practical and reliable carriers...

Question 38

What is the crowner?

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A crowner is a display panel depicting a company logo, brand name or advertising slogan. It can be printed on paper and later applied to the panel (of cardboard or other material) or printed directly on the panel (screen printed). The term comes from the English word crown meaning crown,...

Question 39

What is TNT?

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Nonwoven fabric (TNT in acronym) is the generic term for an industrial product similar to a fabric but obtained by processes other than weaving (crossing of warp and weft threads through a loom) and knitting. Sometimes the term is also referred to as nonwoven, an Anglicism meaning "unwoven." Manufacturing typically...

Question 40

What is embossing?

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GOFFRATING (embossed paper): An operation to which paper is subjected that involves embossing a decorative design on it. Embossing was an embossing process that was very much in vogue in the eighteenth century to decorate paper, leather, and cloth used for luxury confections that ranged from clothing, furnishings, and gifts,...

Question 41

What is industrial design?

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Industrial design (from English industrial design) is the process of technical and aesthetic design of mass-produced products, i.e., made by industrial production. In this entry, the expression "industrial design" is understood in the broader sense of the English word "design." The closest Italian words to the English term do not...

Question 42

What is rendering?

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Rendering is a term in the English language that broadly means graphic rendering. That is, an operation performed by a draughtsman to produce a quality representation of an object or architecture (designed or surveyed). In relatively recent times it has taken on a value essentially referring to the field of...

Question 43

What is a vector image?

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Vector graphics is a technique used in computer graphics to describe an image. An image described with vector graphics is called a vector image. In vector graphics, an image is described by a set of geometric primitives that define points, lines, curves and polygons to which colors and even shades...

Question 44

What is plywood?

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Plywood is a semi-finished product made of layers of wood peeled from the trunk of the tree. It belongs to the large class of layered or multilayer panels, from which it is distinguished by the cross orientation of the various layers. In fact, the process of making plywood panels involves...

Question 45

What is screen printing?

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Screen printing, or silk-screen printing, is a technique of artfully printing images and graphics on any medium or surface by using a fabric (printing fabric) by having ink deposited on a substrate through the free areas of the fabric. The term"serigraphy" comes from the Latin "seri" (silk) and the Greek...

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