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Traditional Printing
Offset printing is a prevalent contemporary printing method. It involves transferring a positive (correctly oriented) image from a printing plate onto a rubber blanket, hence the term “offset.” The mirrored image on the blanket is then transferred onto the printing substrate, typically paper, restoring the image to its correct orientation. Most offset presses feature three cylinders: the plate cylinder, the blanket cylinder, and the impression cylinder.
UV Printing
UV printing stands out as one of the most versatile and captivating direct-to-object printing methods ever developed, offering almost boundless applications. The advantages of UV printing encompass swift production facilitated by immediate ink curing with the capacity to print directly onto a diverse area of materials and the capability to produce 3D textures effects, and glossy highlights.
Metal Decoration & Plastic Printing
Metal prints represent an adaptation of conventional printing methods that infuse colour into metal substrates (typically aluminium) to establish a resilient exhibition. The prevailing printing methodology employed for metal prints is dye sublimation, guaranteeing the utmost precision in the product.
Coating and Stripping
Coatings can be aqueous (water-based), drying through evaporation, or electron-beam or ultraviolet coatings, which polymerize upon exposure to electron beams or ultraviolet light, UV coating represents a distinctive varnishing technique wherein the varnish is cured through exposure to ultraviolet light instead of heat. UV coating yields a sturdier, more protective, and visually polished finish compared to conventional varnishing.
Packaging
Packaging printing encompasses the printing of assorted graphics and textual content on packaging materials and containers to fulfill packaging specifications. Given the varied demands for colors and patterns in packaging and decoration, packaging printing employs an array of printing process technologies including letterpress printing, offset printing, gravure printing, flexo printing, silk screen printing, and post-printing processing techniques.
Security Printing
Security printing constitutes a sector within the printing industry dedicated to producing items like currency, checks, passports, tamper-proof labels, security tapes, product authentication markers, stock certificates, postage stamps, and identification cards.
Web Printing
Web offset lithography operates at high velocities on extensive rolls, known as webs, of paper, frequently printing on both sides of the paper concurrently, employing in-line printing units and finishing systems. Web presses, although sizable and costly, are extensively utilized for numerous high-volume tasks, primarily in newspaper production.
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