Digital Printing Technology

The advent of internet and digital printing has brought up significant change in the printing industry.  Both internet and digital printing have change the whole scenario of the printing industry in term of designing, operation and production and brought new trends that not only ease the working of the printing industry but also felicitate customers with wide variety of choice. Unlike past today printing industry has better technologies that synchronized various services into the one and can offer multiple options to its customers in very cost effective manner.  The digitalization of the work flow has not only made simple colored, multicolored printing, screen printing and paperboard packaging easy but also the transfer of the printing document at single click which was never possible before.

These latest trends in the printing attributed to:

Digitalization:  The digitization of the printing work in the form of electronic files is the one of the major trend that printing industry met.   Electronic files are transfers through internet or many other mean to the long distance.  It also facilitates transfer of electronic work orders and other printing services from and to customers.  Digitalization has brought customers, printing systems and services on the single platform hence resulting in an efficient system.

Technology integration: Integration of various printing system by combining different process into one has made printing more advance and flexible.  The development of computer to plate imaging technology results in full work flow automation that allows desktop publishing.  The advancement in technology has not only soothes the whole operation of printing but it bring the integration of one or more feature into the one. The integration of direct imaging offset presses and printers are one of the examples that   make color printing cost effective

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Need for something different:

Demand for the better quality, to make printing process shorter, better imaging and making distribution easy has resulted in the creation of something different.  There is shift in the industry approach and this give rise to new trend that is blend of one or more technologies. CTC, waterless printing, digital advertising and variable data printing are some of the trends that generates out of the idea of changing demand of both customers and industry.

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What makes Mansa better than other?

Mansa Print and Publisher—a name synonym to quality is heading towards becoming the number one name in the printing and publishing industry. With its strong commitment to quality, Mansa has already become the name for trust and quality work. Mansa Print and Publishers limited in it has become global brand and has a strong client base not only in India but all across the globe such as Europe, Middle East countries and Africa.  It is the only publishing house of the North India that offers a complete printing solution to its customers along with publishing services.

What makes Mansa better than other?

Strong Infrastructure and highly advanced technology: Mansa prints and Publishers limited has well equipped highly advanced printing presses from offset to digital, machinery and testing labs.  People at Mansa are well trained and have years of experience in printing and publishing industry and work on latest software and technology.  Its production plant is well maintained and is protected against all the odds that may eruption into any distortion of printing and publishing work.  Special emphasis is put on the quality of the final product.

Qualified team: Mansa has well qualified and technically trained team.  On regular basis special training programs are organized for the employees to keep them updates about the latest technology, machinery and software. Expert at Mansa better understand the need of the clients.

Eco-Friendly: At Mansa Printing and Publisher limited a special emphasis is put on the environment conservation. At Mansa we believe in conservation of environment and the policies of company are eco-friendly and maintained less wastage of the resources.

Emphasis on quality: Mansa Print and Publishers is most reliable partner of its clients and is committed to quality work. Mansa has a wide portfolio of products under its belt which includes stationery, printing, packaging, aluminum and corrugation. Over the years Mansa has become the synonym for quality work.

Highest standards of ethics and integrity: Mansa believes in the highest standards of ethics and integrity. Customer’s satisfaction is the mantra of Mansa and left no stone unturned when it comes on quality and consumer satisfaction.

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Screen Printing Services

With changing trends in the market and raising expectations of the customers, printing technology has become highly advanced. In today’s scenario where the line between the countries has distinct and world has become a new global village, sustaining in the business is a herculean task. Without proper and effective marketing and advertising strategies it’s impossible for any business organization to stay in the competition and to hold their grip on the market. Today companies use multiple marketing and advertising tools to increase their sales.  And one such tool is print media, especially advertising through banners and posters.  Printing posters and banners have emerged as a major market for the printing industry as it not only fulfills one’s instincts for creativity but is a good source of commercial revenue. Mostly screen printing is used for printing posters, banners, logo and placards and is best suited for both commercial and fine art purpose. However digital printing has also marked its presence but being more versatile and with variety of surface choices like textile, paper and glass, screen printing is still a good choice for the printing professionals.

SCREEN PRINTING:Screen printing is a method in which an image is created by pressing ink through a screen on paper, fabric and some other surface with areas blocked off by a stencil. It is the most versatile method and can be applicable on textile, paper, and glass. Some of finest examples of screen printing are printed mugs and designer T-shirts.

Types of Screen Printing Presses:

There are three types of screen printing presses:

Flat bed

Cylinder

Rotary

Flat bed:It is the most common type of the screen printing that use flat screen as well as a three step  reciprocating  process for printing.  In this type of screen printing the thing to be printed is placed on a  horizontal print bed parallel  to the screen. For printing screen is generally moved onto substrate followed by the pressing of squeegee on the mesh and   taken over the image area and finally screen is taken away from substrate. 

Cylinder Press:The process of printing in cylinder press is exactly similar to the flat bed printing except that in  cylinder press the thing to be printed is placed on the cylinder.

Rotary screen presses:In rotary screen presses , the screens used for printing process are very thin metal cylinder which are open ended and are covered at both ended.  To maintain a    continuous flow of ink   throughout the printing process ink is pumped through one of cylinder.

Screen printing is not only cost effective but is fast and can conducted on very large scale.

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Basic difference between two color and four color printing

Journey of Printing from single color to multi color printing is as old as printing technique itself. China was the first country in the world credited with colour printing, however it was limited to only two color and generally done by woodblock printing blocks manually.  Chinese mostly used this two color technique for printing luxury books about art especially it was refer to the most prestigious way of painting that time.  Later on European imbibed this color printing technique and with the beginning of nineteen centaury, European came up with number of color printing technique which led the cornerstone for the today’s multi color printing techniques. 
Basically Multi Color printing is the process of producing color impres
sion by successive printing on the paper and other material from the plates on the machines. Generally multicolor printing involves the use of one-color, two color or multicolor presses and is used in newspaper printing, magazines, color-full Poster and Post card printing.  When one or two color presses are used, a one color print is obtained after each printing cycle  and similarly for four color print, the same process is repeated four or two times to imprint. However there is a lot of difference between four color and two color printing. Four colors printing which is based on CMYK process is the most widely used printing techniques while two color generally called spot color printing is still in use but not in much high commercial scale.

Basic difference between two color and four color printing

For producing two color printing, Pantone colors are the industry requirement. Usually in two color printing we use black ink in combination with other color. In two colors printing, color will be created from the prints of Pantone.  The Pantone Matching System is specially designed to match color accurately. Another complication with the two color printing is that Pantone Matching System should match the paper selected for printing because the vibrancy and dullness of prints directly depends on the choice of paper.  On the other hand four color printing is much easier and does not need any matching system. Color filter technique in four color printing not only produces bright and vibrant images and text but as close as to original image.

Types of paper used for printing

The use of printing technique first is credited to Mesopotamia civilization before 3000 BC.  This is the world’s first civilization that led the way to the today’s printing technique by using the round cylinder for carving impress onto clay tablets. Starting from clay the unpredictable journey of printing has under gone tremendous changes. Later on clay was replaced by the cloth, leaves and paper. With time and innovation, the printing technology has undergone facelift and which can also seen in surface over which impresses. As printing process changes from tradition to unconventional techniques, same has happened with choice of the printing surface paper used by the printing professionals. Like this paper packaging and paperboard packaging process has also become more modernized, highly simplify and better with time, although their types may differ accordingly. Today we have multiple printing surface choices from simple paper to the printing on aluminum sheet.
But still the most popular printing surface choice is paper and this attribute to its unique qualities and various creative choices that it offers to the printing professionals. Paper printing is especially used for stationery manufacturing. Here are types of paper used for printing:

Offset:Offset paper is usually used for stationary manufacturing with coated and uncoated finish. Being light weighted and thin offset paper is used for the publication of interior sheets of the stationery, letterhead, brochures, pamphlets and flyers. Offsets papers are available in various weights.
 
Bond:Also known as writing paper bond is most commonly used for preparing letter heads. Bond paper is usually available in weight of 20#, 24#, and 28#.

Cover:Generally used for publication covers, business cards, greeting cards, folders, and postcards, Cover papers are comparatively heavy in weight, rigid and not easily folded. Covers paper are also available in coated and uncoated form and depending upon the need one can use it.
 
Tag:Owing to its durable and water resistant features it is used for making tags of the products. Most of tags on the clothing and other products are made of the tag paper. 

Index:Index paper is mainly used for the formation of the index cards and folders. What make it more unique are its firmness, moderate thickness and cost effectiveness.