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IndustryNet is the Industrial Marketplace for Digital Offset Printing (Page 1 of 2)
Digital offset printing combines digital printing technology with traditional offset printing processes to produce high-quality printed materials. This industry utilizes digital files to create plates for offset printing, allowing for quick setup and efficient production runs. The process begins with the creation of a digital image, which is then transferred onto a printing plate. This plate is used to apply ink to a rubber blanket, which in turn transfers the ink onto the printing surface, typically paper. Digital offset printing offers the advantage of high-resolution output and precise color reproduction, making it suitable for a variety of applications. It is particularly effective for short to medium print runs, where the setup time and cost of traditional offset printing would be prohibitive. The materials used in digital offset printing include various types of paper, inks, and printing plates. The inks are specially formulated to work with the digital offset process, ensuring quick drying times and vibrant colors. The printing plates are often made from aluminum or polyester, designed to withstand the rigors of the printing process while maintaining image fidelity. Digital offset printing serves a wide range of industries, including advertising, publishing, packaging, and corporate communications. It is commonly used to produce brochures, catalogs, business cards, and packaging materials. The ability to quickly change digital files allows for easy customization and personalization of printed materials, which is a significant advantage for marketing and promotional applications. Additionally, digital offset printing supports variable data printing, enabling the production of unique, individualized prints within a single print run. This capability is particularly valuable for direct mail campaigns and personalized marketing materials. Overall, digital offset printing provides a versatile and efficient solution for producing high-quality printed materials across various sectors.
In today's digital age, the power of print remains undeniable. From eye-catching brochures and vibrant marketing materials to high-quality business cards and essential everyday documents, the printing industry plays a vital role in brand communication and information dissemination.
This week, we're taking a closer look at the U.S. printing industry, exploring the latest trends and exclusive statistics in this powerful industry based on the key data points gathered directly from the industry and explore IndustryNet's top printing suppliers. ...(Full Article)
While offset printing still dominates the market, digital printing has experienced growth in both volume and value since 2012. Responses gathered from industrial printing companies by IndustryNet indicate that this trend is continuing.
As a whole, offset printing in the United States is declining in both employment and sales. However, during the past year, some industrial printing companies still reported growth. This article explores where and how growth is seen in the offset and digital sectors of the printing industry.
Growth by region
According to IndustryNet, companies offering either type of printing are relatively evenly distributed around the country. Of 2,465 offset printing companies, 674 (27 percent) have plants in the South, 640 (26 percent) in the West, 604 (25 perce...(Full Article)
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