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| Stochastic Screening |
| Provides a random dot pattern, which tends to intensify colors and details, and is typically used for rescreening to avoid moire patterns. |
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| Thermography |
| A raised appearance is achieved by dusting a fine resinous powder (matte, gloss or semi-gloss) over slow-drying ink, then applying heat to melt and fuse the resin onto the ink. Any offset ink color, or even a clear resin will work and the image area can be any size. Thermography provides the advantage of speed, economy and flexibility, and a look with its own unique appeal. |
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| Touchplate |
| An additional plate that "touches" a designated spot with an extra hit of a select color. A touchplate allows greater control over a single color, purer saturation, and a stronger impact of that color. |
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| Transparent Ink |
| Normally used inks, both process and match are transparent and glossy. |
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