Offset printing is a widely used printing technique that produces consistent, high-quality printed materials. The name offset (out of place) – results from the fact that the image is not printed directly on the material. Colours are printed one by one and form the image by adding colour pigmentation.

It is used for series productions like brochures, wine labels, stationery, magazines and catalogues.

The Advantages of Offset Printing

1. Large quantities can be printed more economically and quickly;
2. Special custom paints, such as metallic colours and Pantones;
3. A wide variety of papers can be used, with custom finishes;
4. The highest possible print quality is easily attainable, with more detail and colour fidelity;
5. Possibility of using paper with various thicknesses.
6. Possibility of printing aromas.