Offset Printing Technology

Offset Printing Technology

Offset printing provides the best price per piece in the printing industry.

It is also the highest quality printing process in the industry. The process produces prints with rich, smooth solids without scratches
present in low-quality prints. Actual ink is used, not toner. The look and feel of any offset product looks more professional.

Offset printing is a commonly used printing technique where an inked image is transferred from a plate to a rubber cover and then
onto paper. The offset process is a lithographic process. Lithography is a process based on the repulsion of oil and water.

Compared to other forms of printing, especially when we require high and consistent image quality.

It is a process used for printing on a flat surface, using plates. An image is transferred to an offset plate that is chemically treated
so that only the area of ​​the image (such as type, color, size, and other elements) accepts ink. Water and ink are applied on the
plate. Due to the chemical treatment, the ink only "sticks" to the areas of the image, which rejects water. Areas without images reject
ink. Ink images are then taken from the plate to the surface of the cover. Printing The special multi-layer rubber cover involves the
transmission of an image or an image onto paper, repeated on each carton that passes through the printing machine. When we print
a color job, the box is replaced four times on four different printing units of different colors.

Offset printing is ideal: business cards, letterheads, catalogs, books / booklets, business forms, flyers, brochures, calendars,
invitations and more.

These plates are then placed in the press. Ink fountains, press ink suck and put on a plate. The press exerts significant pressure on
the plate and prints the image of the ink plate on the rubber cover. The image is pressed onto the paper outside the cover to make
a good impression.

This all happens very quickly and many impressions can be made from a set of plates. It is a very efficient process and lends itself
very well in the long run to the long term.