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Worksheets1.0 a. b. Print Processes ALL
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
This process uses ink, plates and pressure to put an image on paper.
Screen printing
Impact Printing
Relief
Intaglio
3 most common types of impact printing?
Relief
Gravure
Offset
Screen Printing
The technical name for Offset Lithography
gravure
planography
intaglio
letterpress
A Substrate is....?
plate
ink
type of materials printed on
raised letters
Relief printing is...
engraved letters
raised letters
flat images
uses screens
intaglio printing is....?
raised printing
engraved images
flat images
screen images
Another name for intaglio printing is?
offset lithography
silk screen
gravure
letter press
Gravure means?
engraved
relief
planography
letterpress
Gravure printing is most commonly used in which printing industry.
wallpaper printing
newspaper
catalogs
very high run magazines
business cards
which are true about FLEXOGRAPHY ?
prints digitally
uses raised images
rubber plates are used
prints M & M wrappers
What is NOT true about OFFSET LITHOGRAPHY?
Uses flat plates, Planography.
Principle of oil & water do not mix
impact printing
Prints digitally from computer
Digital printing refers to...?
Dry based pigment powders
Prints directly from computer
does not use printing plates
oil and water do not mix
Technical name for high speed digital copies
Color copiers
Inkjet printer
Xerography
Wide format
Does not use pressure to transfer ink to substrate.
Impact printing
Impactless printing
Offset printing
Screen printing
Which print process is best used for small print quantities
Offset Lithography
Gravure
Flexography
Digital
Xerography transfers image to paper using....
heat and fusion to melt powdered pigments
little ink droplets
soy based inks
water based inks
Another name for serigraphy printing
offset
flexo
screen printing
silk screen
Inkjet printing transfers image to paper using....
oil based inks
heat and fusion
Printhead that goes back and forth
mapping minuscule droplets of ink
Screen printing is most commonly known for printing what?
Brochures
Newspapers
T-shirts
Letterhead
GRAVURE PRINTING
used for high volume prints
image is engraved into a printing cylinder
prints newspapers & publications
prints candy wrappers
Flexography
Digitally prints low quantities
Relief Printing
Much like a rubber stamp
Prints candy wrappers and labels.
WHICH 2 PROCESSES IS FOR VERY HIGH PRINT QUANTITIES?
Digital
Wide Format
Gravure / Intaglio
Flexography
Offset Lithography uses the principle of...?
oil and water do not mix
ink and oil do not mix
oil and paper do not mix
water and chemistry do not mix
Offset printing press are typically....
old
electronic
sheet fed systems
web fed systems
Offset printing transfers ink to a plate and then to a ........?
Rubber blanket
impression cylinder
paper
substrate
What are the four ink UNITS on a sheetfed 4 color offset press?
Red, Green, Blue
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Blue
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black
Primary colors
Offset Printing is best for printing high volume print runs of what products?
Newspapers
Business Cards
Brochures
Postcards
Digital Color Copiers are best used for printing low run quantities of what products?
Packaging
Business Cards
Brochures
Post cards
Dry Based TONERS colors in a digital color copier
Red, green, blue
primary colors
black and blue
CMYK, Process colors
Digital printing shines when______________ are needed.
lower quantities
fast turnarounds
low setup costs
one operator
Variable Data is?
Printing specific personal info on each print.
Page numbering
Materials and goods spreadsheet
Variety of color choices
Digital printing....
uses oil and water
uses impact pressure to transfer image to paper
does not use printing plates
is best for very high print runs
Wide format printing is best for printing.....
Banners
Billboards
Signs
T-shirts
Which is true about wide format printers?
Uses CMYK liquid pigment cartridges much like desktop inkjet printers.
Inkjet Technology
Prints on a variety of substrates and fabrics.
makes candy wrappers
Screen printing is...?
a printing technique whereby a mesh is used to transfer ink onto a substrate.
a printing technique whereby threads are sewn onto a substrate
a printing technique using dry toner pigments
a printing technique whereby heat is used to transfer ink onto a substrate
