The leading edge of a sheet which is held by the grippers.
The leading edge of a sheet of paper, which the grippers on the press grab to carry the paper through a press.
The edge of the paper used by a press to be grabbed and pulled through the machine.
The leading edge of paper that moves through a printing press or folding machine. No printing can take place on the outside 3/8" of the paper on the gripper edge.
the edge of the sheet to be printed, embossed or stamped which is pushed against a pre-determined stop on the press. It is the front edge of the sheet to go through the equipment. For registering purposes, the same sheet edge is used during all press applications on the sheet. However, no printing or stamping can occur with the first 3/8 inch of the sheet.
The edge that a press uses to pull paper into the machine.
Margin on leading edge of a sheet of paper for press grippers to hold, feed and control paper as it is printed.
Leading edge of a sheet of paper as it passes through the printing press.
The side of a piece of paper held by the gripper fingers as it passes through a printing press. Nothing can be printed in this area.
Edge of a sheet held by grippers on a sheeted press, thus going first through the press. Also called grip, feeding edge and leading edge.
The leading edge of a sheet of board, which is fed through the offset printing press.
The leading edge of paper as it passes through a printing press.
The edge, which is caught by the grippers as a sheet of paper is fed into a press.
On a sheet, it is that edge of the paper which is fed to the press gripper. With an offset press, image must not extend into gripper edge or margin, about 3/8 inch.
The leading edge of a sheet of paper passing through a printing press. It is the longer edge of the sheet. to top
The edge of a sheet held by grippers on a sheetfed press, thus going first through the press. Also referred to as feeding edge and leading edge.
The leading edge of paper that moves through a printing press or folding machine. A 3/8" allowance in the paper must be made for the gripper edge.
The edge of the sheet to be embossed or stamped which is pushed or pulled against a predetermined stop on the press. For registering purposes, the same designated edge is used during all press applications on the sheet.
Lead edge of the paper that moves through a printing press. No printing can take place on the gripper edge. A 3/8" margin (minimum) must be left for the gripper.
Edge of a sheet held by the grippers, thus going first through a sheetfed press.