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Taking Stock: What's on the Horizon?

October 29, 2009
I’m here to say the paper party may soon be over. There are a few factors in the market that suggest price increases could be in our future. For starters, paper manufacturers have already started trying to raise prices....

 

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<i>What the Printer Should Know about Ink</i>, Third Edition, covers everything from the components of printing inks to testing and specification and includes troubleshooting charts for litho, gravure, flexo, letterpress, and screen inks. Presented in a basic, easy-to-understand format, this book is a valuable reference tool for both printers and students alike. What the Printer Should Know About Ink

What the Printer Should Know about Ink, Third Edition, covers everything from the components of printing inks to testing and specification and includes troubleshooting charts for litho, gravure, flexo, letterpress, and screen inks. Presented in a basic, easy-to-understand format, this book is a valuable reference tool for both printers and...

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Paper is the most expensive material used in a printing plant. If you don’t know enough about paper, you could lose money on every job you print. Solving a paper-related problem, or at least identifying its cause, is a skill that can save the printer money and time. To make a profit in an increasingly competitive marketplace, you need the best, most current insight you can find. Learn everything about paper, from printability to handling. What the Printer Should Know About Paper

Paper is the most expensive material used in a printing plant. If you don’t know enough about paper, you could lose money on every job you print. Solving a paper-related problem, or at least identifying its cause, is a skill that can save the printer money and time. To make...

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