What is offset printing?

Offset Printing is one of the most famously used commercial printing method that generates consistent and premium printed materials. As a general rule, this method is utilized for production runs of 1,000 or more pieces. The offset printing technique is also commonly used for combo or gang runs. Offset printing presses utilize a sequence of rollers (also…

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What is the difference between halftone and dithering

Halftone is a reprographic (printing) method that uses tiny dots of colored ink to simulate stable ink coverage. Depending on the variation in length and spacing, the dots generate a clean shade and gradient impact. Instead of slathering on and combining a group of ink on paper, halftone uses the perfect placement of ink dots…

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What is the difference between coated and uncoated paper stock?

Choosing the most efficient print product for your commercial printing project is complicated in case you’re not familiar with paper stocks.  Some of the most frequently asked questions are: Should I use uncoated or coated card stock for my print design? Should I go with Matte or Glossy business cards? Uncoated and coated stocks typically…

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What Are Pantone Colors - Service Printers Hawaii

Usually, when people talk about Pantone colors, they refer to the Pantone Matching System (PMS). It is a standardized color system used by various industries, from manufacturing to designers, to communicate. “Pantone” was the company that invented the system, but now it is largely accepted across industries. Pantone Colors Promote Standardization and Consistency The system…

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