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Q » What is the difference between offset and letterpress?
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A » Offset printing transfers ink from a metal plate to a rubber blanket, then onto paper, offering high precision and suitability for large runs. Letterpress, in contrast, uses raised type or plates to press ink directly onto paper, creating a tactile impression. While offset excels in speed and cost efficiency for mass production, letterpress is cherished for its artisanal quality and texture, ideal for specialty items like invitations and stationery.
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