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COMMUNICATE
OFFSET VS. DIGITAL
OFFSET
PRINTING
Advantages:
Large Volume
Competitive Prices
Impressive Printout
Offset Printing remains the industry's most common method of producing printed material. With very little technological changes in this traditional printing technique over the past century, nearly 90% of all printed material is still produced by an offset printing method.
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Newspapers, magazines, and books to maps and business forms are all principally produced utilizing this photo-image reproduction technique. All these are printed on 4 colour printed process. Regardless of how stringent your requirement is, our staff will ensure that your work is printed as what you had expected.
Offset printing is used for corporate / personal:
Post Press services for offset printing:
- Binding (Perfect Binding / Saddle Stitch / Wire-O)
- Lamination (Hard Texture / Matt / Gloss)
- Die Cut
- Folding
- Hole-Punching
- Hot Stamping
- Gloss Vanish
- UV Vanish
- Spot UV
- Perforation
- Scoring line
DIGITAL
PRINTING
Advantages:
Cost-effective
Time Saving
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Tuck Mei offers high-quality, full-color digital printing, a popular choice for clients and marketers needing quick turnaround on smaller projects (under 500 copies). We handle one-color, two-color, or full-color printing for brochures, catalogs, flyers, invitations, and more.
Post Press services for digital printing:
- Binding (Saddle Stitch / Wire ‘O')
- Lamination (Hard Texture / Matt / Gloss)
- Folding
- Hole-Punching
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Verdict:
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Offset printing’s versatility is undeniable, but its efficiency truly blossoms with high-volume projects. The significant upfront costs and longer production cycles of offset printing render it less practical for smaller print runs.
Digital printing, conversely, excels in speed and cost-effectiveness for low-quantity jobs, eliminating setup overhead and reducing waste, however, the resulting color accuracy & vibrancy may not equal that of offset printing.
- Hot Stamping
- Perforation
- Scoring
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