Printing turns approved artwork into physical pages and products. Digital, offset and paper or board screen printing provide different ways to produce your design.
Digital printing works from a digital artwork file. Offset printing transfers an inked image through a plate and blanket onto the sheet. Screen printing pushes ink through a prepared stencil. The chosen method should suit the artwork, material and run.
A closer look at the processes and the details to prepare for your project.
Digital printing produces an image from an electronic artwork file. It avoids the plate-making step used in offset printing, and supports jobs where versions or personalised content change.
Useful for stationery, documents and personalised pieces. Supply the finished size, page count and approved artwork; the material and quantity help determine whether digital is the suitable route.
Offset printing transfers an inked image from a plate to a blanket and then onto the printing surface. The plate carries the repeated design while the ink is built up on the sheet.
Useful for repeated artwork across commercial print runs. Keep the layout and colour references approved before production and include the chosen paper, quantity and finishing requirements.
Screen printing transfers ink through selected areas of a prepared screen. The blocked areas prevent ink from reaching the surface, while the open stencil defines the image.
Paper and board screen printing is part of the print capability. Identify the intended surface and artwork area when discussing the job; textile printing is a separate apparel requirement.
Large-format printing produces artwork for larger displays. The file must work at the finished dimensions rather than simply enlarge a small layout with unreadable or soft details.
Used for posters, banners and display graphics. Include the viewing distance and display setting in your brief. Explore the separate large-format page for more application guidance.
Printing is the starting point for most of what we produce: business cards and corporate stationery, brochures, catalogues and institutional forms, and books and bound documentation all begin here. Regulated documents such as pharma log books and batch records, and printed labels, cartons and boxes, go through the same printing step before finishing and converting.
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