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Variable Printing is a form of printing in which elements, such as text, can be changed from one printed piece to another as it does on personalized letters. |
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Offset Printing transfers ink from metal plates to rubber cylinders and onto paper. It is commonly used for brochures, folders, catalogs, and posters. |
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Digital Printing is the newest form of printing. This process does not use film and
is great for short-runs and fast-turnaround. |
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Web Printing is used for very large quantities. It uses paper on a large roll and runs continuously. Traditionally magazines and newspapers use web printing. |
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Silk Screening is a printing process that forces ink through a patterned screen. It can be used for any flat surface, such as pens, clothing, stickers and boxes.
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Engraving incises a design onto a hard, flat surface by cutting grooves into it. |
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CD/DVD Duplication uses technology to duplicate quality CDs and DVD's. |
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Thermography is raised printing. It uses special powder that adheres to any color ink and is mainly used for stationary packages. |
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Finishing Options include perfect binding, scoring, saddle-stitching, insertion, sorting,
folding, heat transfer, padding and many more. |
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Flexographic labels are a traditional method of printing product labels. More on our Flexographic labels> |
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Digital labels are a plateless process and produces very high quality labels. More on our Digital labels> |
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