offset baskı

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(Matbaacılık, Basımcılık) offset printing

Lithographic printing that transfers ink from a plate to a rubber blanket then to paper

The process of printing by indirect image transfer, especially by using a metal or paper plate to ink a smooth rubber cylinder that transfers the ink to the paper. or offset lithography or litho-offset In commercial printing, a widely used technique in which the inked image on a printing plate is imprinted on a rubber cylinder and then transferred (offset) to paper or other material. The rubber cylinder gives great flexibility, permitting printing on wood, cloth, metal, leather, and rough paper. In offset printing the matter to be printed is neither raised above the surface of the printing plate (as in letterpress printing) nor sunk below it (as in intaglio, or gravure, printing). Offset printing, a development of lithography, is based on the principle that water and grease do not mix, so that a greasy ink can be deposited on grease-treated printing areas of the plate, while nonprinting areas, which hold water, reject the ink. The offset plate is usually of zinc or aluminum or a combination of metals, with the surface treated to render it porous and then coated with a photosensitive material. Exposure to an image hardens the coating on printing areas; the coating on nonprinting areas is washed away, leaving wetted metal that will reject ink. See also xerography

The lithographic method of printing by which the ink is first transferred (or offset), from the plate to a blanket and then transferred to the paper or board

An indirect printing process whereby ink is transferred to the paper by a blanket that carries an impression from the printing plate, rather than directly from the plate itself This is the most common method of commercial printing at this time

planographic printing by indirect image transfer

Currently the most common commercial printing method, in which ink is offset from the printing plate to to a rubber roller then to paper

The term offset is often used interchangeably with lithography In fact, lithography is the printing process based on the theory that oil and water don't mix and often uses the offset process for printing an image Offset is the process whereby a printing plate first transfers its inked image areas onto a rubber blanket mounted on a cylinder in the printing press and then the rubber blanket transfers (or offsets) the inked image onto the paper as it passes through the press

The process of using an intermediate blanket cylinder to transfer an image from the plate to the paper

A common printing technique whereby ink is transferred from a plate to an intermediate blanket cylinder This "offsets," or transfers, an image so that it is not printed directly from the printing plate to the paper

Printing technique that transfers ink from a plate to a blanket to paper instead of directly from plate to paper

A printing technique in which ink is transferred from a reservoir to a printing plate

Process of indirect printing in which an impression on a flat plate is printed on a rubber-blanketed cylinder, from which it is impressed, i e offset, upon the surface to be decorated

a printing technique which is more efficient at higher volumes, it involves the use of film and plates to print on the target surface

method of printing in which a printing plate first receives ink and then transfers the ink to the paper (rather than applying ink directly to the paper)

Currently the most common commercial printing method, in which ink is offset from the printing plate to a rubber cylinder ("blanket") then to paper

Lithographic printing which is done not directly from the lithographic plate Offset printing is usually considered to be a photo-mechanical process

A lithographic method of printing in which the ink is first transferred from the image to an offset blanket and then to the stock which may be paper, card, metal or other material

Is a process of transferring ink from a metal printing plate to a rubber-covered cylinder Used on more complex artwork and for higher quantity runs

The process of using an intermediate blanket cylinder to transfer an image from the image carrier to the substrate

(Also known as offset lithography) A printing method whereby the image to be printed is transferred from a photographically-prepared metal plate onto a rubber-covered cylinder, then onto paper

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