The printing process of wall calendar mainly includes the following types:
Offset printing: Offset printing is a common printing process that uses rubber plates to transfer images. This process is more common in wall calendar printing because it has fast printing speed, high efficiency, and can achieve high-quality printing effects on different papers.
Screen printing: Screen printing is a process that utilizes screen printing and is suitable for printing large-area images or text. This process is often used in calendar printing to print wall calendars made of special materials, such as cloth calendars.
Hot stamping: Hot stamping is a process that uses a hot stamping machine to stamp gold or silver metal powder onto the surface of the paper. This process can increase the decoration and texture of the wall calendar, making it more high-end.
Gravure printing: Gravure printing is a printing process that utilizes gravure plates and is suitable for printing high-quality images and text. This process is less common in calendar printing, but it is often used to print high-end calendars or brochures.
Letterpress printing: Letterpress printing is a printing process that utilizes a letterpress layout and is suitable for printing text and simple images. This process has been gradually eliminated in calendar printing, but it is still used in some special cases.
In addition to the above common printing processes, there are also other printing processes, such as watermarking, woodblock printing, etc. Different printing processes have different characteristics and scope of application. It is very important to choose the appropriate printing process according to the specific requirements and design style of the wall calendar. When choosing a printing process, factors such as the material, color, size, and quantity of the calendar need to be considered to ensure that the final printing effect can meet the design requirements and market demand.
