Through the years, we witness the evolution of magazine production. Today, the two most common forms of magazine printing services are offset printing and digital printing.

The offset printing process uses an etched plate for every image to be printed. The ink adheres to the plate with the different colors being applied to the appropriate areas. The ink is then transferred to the paper using an offset printing press.

The digital printing process does not use plates to transfer the ink. The image is drawn using electrostatic rollers, also known as drums. Then, a toner is applied onto the paper and fused them using a high-heat process.

Digital printing offers several advantages over offset. Unlike Offset Printing that needs a separate plate for every image, which makes editing process tedious and time-sapping; Digital Printing makes editing quick and print both images instantly. It is also quick to set up than offset method. In addition, its print outputs are dry, which expedites the finishing process.

Printing is the last step when publishing your final magazine. But it is important to take particular attention to the printing process. It will save you dollars as it can help you avoid unnecessary expenses related to printing errors. The goals is to come up a newsstand quality with minimal cost as much as possible. To learn more about digital printing, contact Country Press Inc.