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6. Lithography works on the principle of...
- Oil and water repelling
- Photo Emulsion
- Raised surfaces catch the ink
7. What is gravure used for?
- packaging, cheaper magazines, newspapers
- t-shirts, posters, plastic or metal signage
- High quality magazines, stamps, art/photography books
- documents, handouts and posters
8. What is stage 1 in photocopying?
- Heating
- Cleaning
- Charging
- Exposure
9. What are the advantages of screen printing?
- widest printing presses, fades over time
- Prints on nearly every surface, economic for short hand runs
- widely available, quick drying time, toner fades over time
10. What are the advantages of photocopying?
- widest printing press, consistant colour separation
- widely available, can print on both sides of the paper easily
- can print on a wide range of papers, fast drying inks
- Prints on nearly every surface, economic for short hand runs
11. What does an anilox roll do?
- Applies ink to the plate and an ink pan
- Applies heat to the impression cylinder
- Applies ink to the paper from the impression cylinder
- Cleans off excess ink