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Offset printing is a widely used printing technique that involves transferring ink from a plate to a rubber blanket and then onto the printing surface. This method is known for its high-quality output and efficiency, making it suitable for large-scale printing jobs. The process typically uses oil-based inks and can print on various materials, including paper and cardboard.
| Print quality | High resolution, typically 300 dpi or higher |
| Ink types | Oil-based or water-based inks |
| Typical print runs | From a few hundred to several million copies |
| Plate material | Aluminum or polyester plates |
| Color options | CMYK and Pantone color matching |
When selecting offset printing services, consider the type of material you need printed and the desired print quality. Specify the quantity, as offset printing is most cost-effective for larger runs. It's also important to discuss ink types and whether you require any specific color matching or certifications. Providing detailed artwork files and understanding the turnaround time can help ensure a smooth printing process.
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Offset printing is better for large volumes and offers superior quality, while digital printing is more suitable for smaller runs.
Offset printing can be used on various materials, including paper, cardboard, and certain plastics.
The timeline varies based on the print run size and complexity, but it typically takes a few days to weeks.
Many offset printers now use eco-friendly inks and processes, but this can vary by supplier.
Minimum order quantities can vary, but they typically start at around 500 copies.
Yes, offset printing can accommodate custom sizes, but it's important to specify this when placing an order.