DIFFERENTIATION OF DIGITAL PRINTING

Xerography, also known as

• large format printing

• electrophotography,

• digital high volume

• dye sublimation

How many processes are there in xerography?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Choose the correct answer advantages of Xerography

• Creates visually striking graphics visible from a distance

• Suitable for outdoor and high- traffic areas.

• Reduces setup costs and time

• Prints are resistant to fading, peeling, and cracking

Large format printing refers

• dry printing process where an electrostatic charge is used to transfer toner onto paper or other substrates

• production of large-scale prints using inkjet or UV-cured ink technology, designed for oversized substrates

• digital presses that handle large quantities of print jobs efficiently and quickly.

• where solid dye is converted into gas and embedded into the fibers of a substrate, typically fabric.

How many processes are there in large format printing?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Choose the correct answer advantages of large format printing

• Provides reliable, high- quality prints.

• Suitable for outdoor and high- traffic areas.

• Reduces setup costs and time

• Prints are resistant to fading, peeling, and cracking

Digital high volume refers

• dry printing process where an electrostatic charge is used to transfer toner onto paper or other substrates

• production of large-scale prints using inkjet or UV-cured ink technology, designed for oversized substrates

• digital presses that handle large quantities of print jobs efficiently and quickly.

• where solid dye is converted into gas and embedded into the fibers of a substrate, typically fabric.

How many processes are there in Digital high volume?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Choose the correct answer advantages of digital high volume

• Ideal for rapid production needs.

• Suitable for outdoor and high- traffic areas.

• Reduces setup costs and time

• Prints are resistant to fading, peeling, and cracking

Dye sublimation refers to

• dry printing process where an electrostatic charge is used to transfer toner onto paper or other substrates

• production of large-scale prints using inkjet or UV-cured ink technology, designed for oversized substrates

• digital presses that handle large quantities of print jobs efficiently and quickly.

• where solid dye is converted into gas and embedded into the fibers of a substrate, typically fabric.