Q. What is offset printing?

Offset printing is a technique whereby ink is distributed onto a metal plate with etched images, then transferred to an intermediary surface such as a rubber blanket, and finally applied to paper by pressing the paper against the intermediary surface. The offset printing process is used to produce large volumes of high-quality documents. Although the equipment and set-up costs are relatively high, the actual printing process is relatively inexpensive.

Q. What is Digital Printing?

Digital printing is a method of printing that can produce printed sheets directly from a computer file, without going through some intermediate medium such as film or printing plates. The benefits include faster turnaround times, lower production costs as well as have the ability to personalize documents. This kind of printing is most commonly used for short run colour or black and white printing.