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    Offset printing is a printing technique used for mass production that involves metal printing plates and rubber rollers or blankets. There are two main types: web-fed, which can produce over 3,000 papers per minute for large-scale jobs, and sheet-fed, which handles individual sheets at speeds of 12-24K per hour for medium jobs. The offset printing process involves pre-press design work, making aluminum plates, transferring the plate image to rubber rollers or cylinders that then press the design onto paper. Benefits include high quality, low cost, speed, flexibility, and efficiency.

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    Offset printing is a printing technique used for mass production that involves metal printing plates and rubber rollers or blankets. There are two main types: web-fed, which can produce over 3,000 papers per minute for large-scale jobs, and sheet-fed, which handles individual sheets at speeds of 12-24K per hour for medium jobs. The offset printing process involves pre-press design work, making aluminum plates, transferring the plate image to rubber rollers or cylinders that then press the design onto paper. Benefits include high quality, low cost, speed, flexibility, and efficiency.

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    Offset printing is a printing technique used for mass production that involves metal printing plates and rubber rollers or blankets. There are two main types: web-fed, which can produce over 3,000 papers per minute for large-scale jobs, and sheet-fed, which handles individual sheets at speeds of 12-24K per hour for medium jobs. The offset printing process involves pre-press design work, making aluminum plates, transferring the plate image to rubber rollers or cylinders that then press the design onto paper. Benefits include high quality, low cost, speed, flexibility, and efficiency.

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    Offset Printing: Presented by

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    Kevin Mosh
    Offset printing is a printing technique used for mass production that involves metal printing plates and rubber rollers or blankets. There are two main types: web-fed, which can produce over 3,000 papers per minute for large-scale jobs, and sheet-fed, which handles individual sheets at speeds of 12-24K per hour for medium jobs. The offset printing process involves pre-press design work, making aluminum plates, transferring the plate image to rubber rollers or cylinders that then press the design onto paper. Benefits include high quality, low cost, speed, flexibility, and efficiency.

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    Offset Printing

    Presented by
    Abdul Mannan Khan
    [BSF1900039]
    Instructor
    Rana Ali Zain
    Offset  A printing technique
    Printing/Lithog  Metal plates & rubber blanket or rollers
    raphy  Used for mass production
    1- Web-Fed

    Types of Offset  Rolls of paper are fed continuously


    Printing  High Speed
     Can produce over 3,000 papers per minute
     Generally used for large scale production
    2- Sheet Fed
    Types of Offset
     Sheets are used
    Printing (cont.)
     12-24K sheet per hour
     Good for medium-sized jobs
     The Pre-Press Process (i.e desiging)
     Making the metal plate (aluminium)
    The Offset  The plate is transferred to a rubber
    Printing roller/cylinder
    Process  Roller feeds the paper into the press
     The rubber cylinder press the design on paper
     High quality and true color
    The Benefits of  Low cost
    Offset Printing  Fast & Efficient
     Flexible & Dynamic

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