A high speed printing press that prints on both sides of a continuous roll of paper. Web presses are used for high volume printing such as newspapers and magazines.
A high-speed, high-throughput printing press which prints on a continuous roll of paper. The paper is then cut apart by a slitter to form final sheets. Web presses are usually used for high-volume print runs, because of their great speed; smaller runs are generally printed on presses that print a single sheet of paper at a time.
A press specifically designed to print rolls of paper called webs, rather than sheets. A web press runs much faster than a sheet-fed press: as many as 40,000 images per hour versus a maxi- mum of about 14,000 per hour on a sheet-fed press.
A printing press that uses paper from rolls rather than cut sheets. Web presses are generally faster than sheet-fed presses. They may also include in-line finishing equipment for cutting or folding.
a press which prints on continuous rolls or paper rather than separate sheets.
A high speed printing press that print on a large continuous roll of paper called a “web†instead on individual sheets
A press that prints from rolls of paper. The paper is called the web.
A press that prints on a roll or web-fed paper. Used for large quantities, runs at high speeds.
a giant printing machine which uses huge rolls of paper
OFFSET Press that prints on continuous rolls of paper, rather on than individual sheets.
Press that takes paper off a roll into its printing units and after printing it, cuts it into sheets.
A printing press that is fed by a large roll of paper instead of individual sheets, and usually used for long print runs.
A press which prints, and or converts, from rolls of material.
A type of printing press that feeds rolls of paper rather than single sheets. The main advantage is speed.
A type of press that prints from rolls of paper (versus sheet fed).
a press that prints on rolls (or webs) of paper instead of single sheets.
Cylinder printing machine in which the paper is fed from a continuous reel, as opposed to sheet fed.
The name of a type of presses that print from rolls of paper.
Web offset printing differs from sheet fed in that it uses a continuous roll of paper as the substrate. The web is cut into signatures at the end of the press line.
printing press that prints on rolls of paper passed through the press in one continuous piece, as opposed to sheets of paper. Web presses are used for high volume printing such as newspapers and magazines.
Press that prints from rolls of paper, usually cutting it into sheets after printing. Web presses come in many sizes, the most common being mini, half, three quarter (also called 8-pages) and full (also called 16-pages).
A press, which prints, on roll or web fed paper.
A rotary press that prints on a continuous web, or ribbon, of paper fed from a roll and threaded through the press. See also: sheetfed press. 68
A printing press that uses rolls (webs) of paper rather than sheets. Also called web-fed press.
Machine used to print the newspaper. Paper is woven through the press to facilitate printing.
a press that prints images on rolls of paper.
Designed for large volume jobs of over 200,000 impressions, web presses use a continuous roll of paper. They tend to be difficult and expensive to set up, but are very fast once they are running.
A press which is fed by rolls of paper instead of individual paper sheets.
A printing press that uses a web or large roll of continuous paper in printing instead of individual sheets
A press which prints from rolls (or webs) of paper, as this type of press differs when compared to a sheet-fed press.
An offset press that uses a continuous roll of paper rather than individual sheets (Sheet-fed). Web Offset is of lower quality then sheet-fed printing but is common where the press runs involve very large numbers of copies. Because the paper is a continuous roll and is moving very fast it is more difficult to achieve accurate registration.