Gravure Printing
Gravure printing is a form of intaglio printing in which images are engraved into a metal cylinder and then printed onto paper or other materials. The process involves transferring ink from the engraved area of the cylinder onto the paper, creating a printed image with rich colors and fine detail.
Key Features:
- High-quality printing with smooth gradients and fine lines
- Long-lasting plates and excellent durability
- Ability to print on a wide range of substrates, including paper, plastic, and metal
- Widely used for packaging, magazines, and other high-volume printing applications
Advantages:
- Exceptional detail and resolution
- High-speed printing capabilities
- Consistent color reproduction
- Cost-effective for large print runs
Disadvantages:
- High initial cost for plate production
- Can be challenging to produce complex designs
- Slower than other printing methods for short print runs
