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Title: Different Types of Printing Techniques


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Movable Type
  • Movable Type is invented in 15th century.
  • It is the process of setting type by hand for
    printing on a letterpress machine.
  • Movable type can be made of either wood or metal
    and letters can be cut individually by craftsmen
    called punch cutters

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Letterpress
  • Letterpress exists in smaller scale and in
    speciality shop.
  • The process often involves photopolymer plates
    that can translate a digital design into a raised
    plate for use with vintage presses.
  • It is a flexible and reliable printing method
    that can be used for almost anything.

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Wood Block
  • Wood Block is a form of letterpress , it is the
    oldest technique for printing has long history
    in both Europe Asia.
  •  It is a relief process in which an image is
    carved in reverse into a piece of wood, inked up
    and paper is pressed down on top of it to
    transfer the ink and image.

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Flexography
  • Flexography operates with web presses ,it does
    not use standard plates of offset lithography.
  • Instead of it uses rubber plates and water based
    inks which dry quicker and allow for faster
    production times.
  • Faster drying times also allow for more effective
    results on materials like plastic which does not
    absorb ink like paper does.

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Silk Screen Printing
  • Silk Screen printing offers a wide range of
    brightly colored inks and is often used for
    printing t-shirts, posters and other promotional
    materials.

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Digital Printing
  • It is the process that uses toner more than ink.
  • Digital Printing is the modern method of printing
    without need of printing press or printing plate.

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Injet Printing
  • Injet printing is the common household printing
    solution .
  • The process involves a printer which communicates
    digitally with a computer of some sort and
    physically sprays the ink onto the paper.

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Engraving
  • It is the most expensive printing techniques and
    also most time consuming.
  • Engraving is used for fancy invitation or
    business cards of high ranking officials of large
    corporation.
  • The engraved image is first carved by hand or
    machine onto a metal plate.
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