Creasing
Making a compressed line to help paper or board fold without cracking.
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Making a compressed line to help paper or board fold without cracking.
Computer-to-Plate; a system producing printing plates directly from digital data.
Printing an image from digital data without conventional fixed printing plates.
Using dies to raise or recess areas of paper or similar material.
Covering a printed surface with a thin film for protection and appearance.
A printing process using flexible relief plates on various substrates.
Transferring metallic or pigmented foil onto a surface using pressure and a suitable process.
A pattern of dots or similar marks used to reproduce continuous tones in print.
Arranging pages so they appear in the correct order after cutting and folding.
Lines Per Inch; the screen ruling of a printed halftone.
Printing that transfers an image from a plate to a rubber blanket and then to the substrate.
A sample print prepared to check color and content before production.
Raster Image Processor; converts page data into raster data for an output device.
Industrial intaglio printing from recessed cells on a cylinder.
Applying UV-curable varnish only to selected areas of a print.
A slight overlap between colors preventing gaps caused by small registration errors.