Print quality
The material on which we print is very important and everyone who knows at least a little about printing and large format printing will say so. Bad paper can cause that our product will not behave as it should be, and colors or invoices will make reading and receiving difficult, and yet, in print, it is precisely what this is all about.
When choosing the type of paint carrier, it is worth following the proven solutions, or relying on the advice of the company or the printing plant, because they are in the trade? and they will definitely offer something worth attention and meet our requirements.
Specifics of color prints
The specificity of color printouts lies in the fact that they must be made using the highest quality inks and toners. Otherwise, they will not make a good impression on customers coming to the photocopier and they will just quickly fade. Meanwhile, the use of colored inks often saves important tables or the most important statements appearing in books. Therefore, all people who make color prints want to use multi-colored inks that perfectly reproduce the color of the document to be printed. This is of course very important, but it is equally important to reach for suitable printer paper before making color prints.
Offset printing
Offset printing is the most popular type of printing in today's printing industry. It is true that it has many varieties and uses different techniques and materials (paint, paper). The main division is cold printing, where the paint is fixed by soaking into paper. While the 'hot' offset where the printed paper web passes through the drying tunnel.
The classic offset (water) is associated with the use of water rollers and hydrophilic and hydrophobic surfaces, however, this method is already abandoned due to the difficulty in obtaining a good balance of water and oil paint.
The successor of this method is anhydrous offset printing where silicone molds are used instead of water.