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Offset Printing
Printing large-scale projects like brochures, books, flyers, multicolored advertisements, posters, magazines, and newspapers, modern offset printing involve converting finalized designs into metal plates for each color of the CMYK color model. In the printing process, the images from the metal plates and transferred onto rubber blankets and rollers which then deliver the final image to the paper or substrate.
The benefits of offset printing
- Superior image quality that is reliable. Count on offset printing for clean, distinct types and images without streaks or spots
- Better color fidelity refers to both the accuracy of the colors and their balance in the design. Because offset printing can mix custom color inks for each job, it’s naturally going to get the colors spot-on.
- Works equally well on almost any kind of material.
- For large volume jobs, you get more for your money. It costs a lot to start an offset job. You have to invest money into creating the plates, which takes time. However, once you’ve invested it, all of the materials are ready to go, and you’ll actually spend less on big offset jobs than a digital print, which is about the same per piece no matter how big the job gets.
