book printing

Pressure printing and non-pressure printing.

Introduction In the commercial printing industry, the method of image transfer defines the cost structure, turnaround time, and quality of the final product. For procurement managers and packaging engineers, distinguishing between pressure printing (contact) and non-pressure printing (non-contact) is critical for optimizing supply chains. While traditional pressure-based methods rely on physical plates and mechanical force

2020-12-07

What are the main factors affecting printing quality

In the competitive world of B2B manufacturing and marketing, printed collateral—whether it’s packaging, catalogs, or instruction manuals—serves as a tangible representation of your brand. Poor printing quality, such as color variation, blurry text, or smudging, can damage brand perception and lead to costly reprints. For procurement managers and brand owners, understanding the variables that influence

2020-10-14

What is the three-dimensional hot stamping process for book printing?

In the competitive world of high-end book publishing and packaging, shelf appeal is often determined by tactile finishes. Three-dimensional (3D) hot stamping—often referred to as combination stamping or foil embossing—is one of the most effective techniques for creating a premium, multi-sensory experience. Unlike standard flat hot stamping, which simply applies metallic foil to the surface,

2020-10-06

Product album design and typesetting skills

In the competitive landscape of B2B marketing, a physical product album (often referred to as a product catalog or brochure) remains a powerful tool. While digital marketing is ubiquitous, a high-quality, tactile product album signals reliability, permanence, and professional capability. It is often the final piece of collateral a procurement officer reviews before making a

2020-09-28

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