Offset printing
Offset printing
Top quality, precise colours and the best choice for large print runs
Offset printing is one of the most widely used and most precise technologies in the graphic arts industry. Thanks to its precision, consistency and capacity for large volumes, it is the ideal choice for companies that refuse to compromise on quality.
At Propoint, we use modern Heidelberg offset presses that deliver outstanding colour reproduction, sharp detail and a flawless result on every printed copy.
Whether it is catalogues, brochures, packaging, labels, folders or corporate materials, offset printing delivers top quality at an optimal price for medium and large print runs.
- Printing with plates
- Colour depth and precision
- Ideal for large print runs
- Printing in CMYK and Pantone colours
- Consistent quality
- Printing in larger formats
- Precise colour reproduction
Benefits of offset printing
The choice of printing technology depends on the type of project, the print run and the desired result. Offset printing offers a range of advantages, which makes it an excellent solution for a wide variety of printed materials.
Exceptional quality
Sharp detail, precise colour reproduction and consistent results make offset printing the ideal choice for professional printed materials.
Cost-effectiveness
The larger the print run, the lower the price per copy, which makes offset printing the most cost-effective solution.
Flexibility
It allows printing on various types of paper in larger formats, on board and on special materials, as well as the use of Pantone colours.
Frequently asked questions
Offset printing is particularly cost-effective for medium and large print runs, because the price per copy falls as the quantity increases. This technique offers high quality, precise colour reproduction, the use of special Pantone colours and printing in larger formats.
Yes. Offset technology allows printing with Pantone colours for full consistency with your corporate identity.
We can print on various types of paper, board and special materials, depending on the project.
Neither technology is “better” in every situation. Digital printing is ideal for small print runs and fast turnaround, while offset printing is the best choice for larger quantities and the highest quality.
We have no strictly defined minimum quantity for offset printing, but this technique becomes more cost-effective with larger print runs, because the price per copy falls as the quantity increases. For smaller print runs, digital printing is usually the more cost-effective solution.
Production time depends on the print run, the materials and the selected finishes. Once we receive the specification, our team will give you an exact timeframe for production and delivery.
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