Printing

Litho printing, short for lithographic printing, is a traditional process where oil-based ink and water repel each other.

An image is transferred from a metal plate to a rubber blanket, then pressed onto paper or other materials, hence the term “offset lithography.”.

Digital printing is a modern printing method that directly prints digital files onto various materials, such as paper, fabric, plastic, or cardboard, without the need for traditional plates or presses.

It operates much like an inkjet or laser printer, using toner or ink to produce the image or text.

Web printing (or web offset printing) is a form of offset printing where the material to be printed (usually paper) is fed into the press from a continuous roll or web, rather than individual sheets. The paper is cut into sheets after printing, or it may remain in a continuous form if needed for products like newspapers or magazines