Iron oxides are contained by black ink, which is used for magnetic ink character recognition used for check printing.

Lines that are drawn on artwork, which indicate the exact placement, size and shape of elements including halftones, illustrations, etc.

Using small dots to make the impression of a continuous-tone image. The effect is accomplished by varying the dot size and the number of dots per square inch.

The registration of the unlike colors on a printed sheet.

Color separation data is stored digitally as well as then exposed to color photographic paper producing a picture of the final product before it is actually printed with ink.

A positive photographic color image is contained by a transparent film.

The two pages, which face each other in the center of a book or publication.

The rubberized surface material secured onto a cylinder onto which the ink is transferred from the plate as well as then to the paper.

On all of our card products we provide this high-quality, thick 14pt stock. The glossy, coated finish creates photographs and other images look beautiful. Consider adding an aqueous coating to your four color sides for added protection as well as shine.

A color with a reddish tone rather than a blue tone. Reds, browns, oranges, and yellows are in general considered to be “warm” colors.