Offset printing is a commonly used technique that transfers ink from a plate to a rubber blanket, which then applies the ink to the desired printing surface. This method excels in high-volume print jobs, such as magazines, books, and brochures, thanks to its ability to deliver sharp, high-quality images and consistent color accuracy. Known for its efficiency and cost-effectiveness, offset printing is particularly advantageous for larger quantities, as the initial setup costs are balanced by a lower cost per unit in mass production. Its adaptability enables printing on various materials.
Methods of Offset Printing
This method involves feeding individual paper sheets into the press, providing high quality and flexibility in terms of paper size and type for shorter print runs.
This method utilizes continuous paper rolls instead of sheets, primarily used in high-volume jobs like newspapers & magazines, thereby enhancing production speeds.
The integration of digital technology and traditional offset techniques allows for variable data printing and shorter runs, while maintaining the quality of offset printing.
Combining these techniques with the offset printing can enhance the visual appeal of the printed materials, although they are not traditional offset methods.
