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Surface printing is an
automated printing method. It
first used in 1839. Most
wallpaper was
originally printed on
surface printing machines.
Surface printing...
- and
screenless printing. Relief, in
which the
printing areas are on a
plane surface and the non
printing areas are
below the
surface, examples: flexography...
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Relief printing is a
family of
printing methods where a
printing block,
plate or matrix,
which has had ink
applied to its non-recessed
surface, is brought...
- made the
parts of the stone's
surface that were not
protected by the
grease more
hydrophilic (water attracting). For
printing, the
stone was
first moistened...
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Letterpress printing is a
technique of
relief printing for
producing many
copies by
repeated direct impression of an inked,
raised surface against individual...
- repeat.
Wallpaper printing techniques include surface printing, rotogravure, screen-
printing,
rotary printing press, and
digital printing.
Modern wallpaper...
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printing means printing from a flat
surface, as
opposed to a
raised surface (as with
relief printing) or
incised surface (as with
intaglio printing)...
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transferred (or "offset") from a
plate to a
rubber blanket and then to the
printing surface. When used in
combination with the
lithographic process,
which is based...
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those of
block printing.
Although the
surface and
inscriptions of most
seals were
small or limited, some
wooden seals were as
large as
printing blocks and...
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variety of
surfaces, such as flat, cylindrical, spherical,
compound angles, textures, concave, or
convex surfaces.
While crude forms of pad
printing have existed...
