Printing guide

When you cooperate with a printing house, initially everything may go well. However, you should be alert against any reduction in the service quality over time. In other words, you should be able to confidently trust your printing house with your work in hard situations.

Lacquering is one of the processes applied after printing. It is a preferred method because it offers brightness and durability. It provides a visual appeal to printed products since it is brighter compared to the varnish application.

The lacquer applied to the printing surface ensures that the product looks brighter and more appealing. Additionally, it provides extra durability against external factors such as dust, water, curling etc.

It is a printing technique where ink is transferred on printing material through visible and perforated parts of the plate. The function of silk screen is to ensure that the desired amount of ink is transferred through the holes of the silk.

Creasing lines is a process of creating marks for easing and allowing proper folding of materials in works such as files, greeting cards etc. As for perforation, it is the process of opening holes in a line to ease the process of tearing in materials such as tickets or invoices.

The requested works are placed multiple times on the paper that goes into the machine, calculated according to the size of the document.

It is the printed color catalogue used for color matching and identification as a reference in printing. Pantone catalogue, considered as an International Standard, has different versions for the purpose of spot, metallic, process, pastel or digital printing.

RGB is a color model that enables electronic devices such as monitors to create color using light and is based on obtaining the desired color from the color gamut by using three basic colors (red, green, blue) at different densities.

Bindery is the term used to define where binding is made. This is the final process where printed materials such as books, catalogues, magazines or all other materials that require binding take their final form of reading in the required size or form by means of machinery or manually.

It is the kind of binding where sections of books or catalogues are sewn piled on each other. Thread sewing, considered as the strongest binding method, is a perfect match for long-term use and multi-page materials.

The wire-o binding, which is a process of punching holes through pages where the wire-o can pass through, is generally preferred for products such as calendars, notebooks and catalogues.

Recycling of paper and obtaining papier-mache again, and using it in paper making are not an endless cycle; the essential thing in paper making is vegetable fiber. The better protected original structure of fiber is, the better papier-mache can be obtained.

These are rubber based adhesives. Rubber adhesives are produced in two groups, natural or synthetic. The rubber is combined with the resin for the reason that it is not naturally sticky.

It is the final layer of adhesive labels. They are also referred to as bearer. 

Anilox is the name of roller in flexo system to provide a measured amount of ink to a flexo printing plate. Anilox rollers are referred to as using numbers. 60, 120, 200, etc.  The higher the number is, the higher the intensity of fibers on anilox is and the lower their depth is.

It is the measure between two outer edges of label rolls.

Sustainability is the ability to use and manage resources so that it does not cause any problem in meeting current and future needs. In our day, renewable energy, renewable raw materials and recyclable products are very popular and a part of our lives.