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1.Principles of Contact (Impression) Introduction Printing Methods The Printing System Preparatory Sections Halftone Photography Platemaking Printing Binding and Finishing Inks for Letterpress and Lithography Speciality Printing 2. Principles of Noncontact Printing Introduction Impactless printing system for variable printing Summary 3. Coated Grades and Commercial Printing Coated and Commercial Papers Coating Methods Coating Materials Adhesives Coated Paper Properties and Use 4 Tests for Gravure Printing Introduction Print Smoothness Gravure Print Testing 5. Tests for Letterpress Printing Printing Smoothness Uniformity for paper surface 6 Tests for Offset Printing Introduction Runnability Surface Strength Water Resistance Mechanical Properties Web Runnability 7. Screen Printing Select Correct Screen Printing Fabric An Antistatic Stencil Mesh Screen Printing Frames Stretching Equipment Correct Stretching Adhesives The Manufacture of Diapositives Stencils The Diapositive 8. Application of Screen Printing Screen Printing Accessories Stencils Chemicals Used and Formulations Common Faults in Screen Printing Printing Unit Automatic Screen Printing Machine Screen Printing on Different Surfaces Inks for Screen Printing 9. Offset Lithography Printing Processes Origin and History of Lithography Job Planning Evolution of Offset Printing Offset Machine Construction Pre-Make Ready and Make Ready Setting the Machine for Operation Small Offset Running Problems Colour Rollers 10. Planography Origin of Planography Principle of Planographic Printing Direct Printing Process Offset Printing Process Working Process 11. Materials, Tools and Equipments Lithographic varnish Acids Turpentine French Chalk Resin Asphaltum Paraffin Driers Sponge Dampening Cloth Vaseline Tools and Equipments Scraper Ink Knife Wrench Proofing Devices Mechanical Features Automatic Proof Presses402 Qualities of a Good Proof 12. Sheetfed Offset Machines Names of the machines Mechanical Features Lubrication Sheet feeding mechanism Sheet board Functions of blowers Functions of the blower foot Sheet lifting and forwarding Sheet Controls Sheet Register Sheet Insertion and Transfer Inking System Distribution System Multiroll System Wash-up device Adjustment of Rollers Different Dampening Systems Cleaning of Dampeners Construction of the machine Working on the cleaning machine Plate Cylinder Blanket Cylinder Impression Cylinder Adjustment of Cylinders Advantages of Both Principles Delivery Mechanism Anti-setoff Spray Miscellaneous Operations 13. Web Offset Machines Driving Mechanism Printing Units Main Parts of Printing Unit Inking System Delivery Unit Folding Unit Ancillary Operations by Delivery Unit 14. Colour and its Reproduction Terminology Related to Colour Mixing and Matching of Colors Sequence of Colours in Printing 15. Quality Control in Printing Before Printing During Printing After Printing 16. Flexography Flexography Flexographic Platemaking Photochemical Change Rotary Principle Rubber Plates Substrates Paper and Board 17. Rotogravure 18. Creative Frees Printer Popular Product with Powerful Appeal Topical Information Mix Individual Brand of Success Production-Driven Investment As Horst Brostler Explains Flexibility in Many Spheres Super-Wide Rotogravure Presses in Big Demand Brownie points of gravure New Techniques for Handling Giant Reels Bigger Core Diameteres Needed to Handle Higher Speeds A Host of Optimised Details Light Weight Guide Rollers Process Computer Systems With Visualisation 19. Shaftless Spearheads Expansion Economic Effciency–the Clincher Eightfold Increase in Sales Confidence in KBA Technology Commissioning to a Tight Schedule 20. Digital Printing Introduction Digital Printing Important Things We Should Know About Digital Printing Types of Digital Printing 1. Inkjet Printer 2. Laser Printer Important Features of Laser Printer Advantages of Digital Printing Benefits of Digital Printing Design & Printing 1. Cheaper Printing 2. High quality Difference between Screen Printing and Digital Printing Screen Printing Digital Printing Comparison between Digital Printing and Press Printing Digital Printing Press Printing 21. 3D Printing Introduction History of 3D Printing How Does 3D Printing Work? Technology 3D Printing Applications 1. Medical and Dental 2. Aerospace Complex Designs Weight Reduction Improved Strength and Durability Major Savings 3. Automotive 4. Jewellery 5. Art/Design/Sculpture 6. Architecture 7. Fashion 8. Food Benefits of 3D Printing Advantages of 3D Printing in Manufacturing 1. 3-D Printers are Becoming More Affordable 2. Quicker Turnaround Times for Prototyping 3. Quicker Product Launches 4. Competitive Advantage 5. Reduction in Manufacturing Errors 6. Complex Geometries 7. Mass Customization 8. Less Tooling 9. Fewer Costs 10. Environmentally Friendly Benefits of 3D Printing in Healthcare What Materials do 3D Printers Use? 1. Plastics (a) Nylon (Polyamide) Features (b) PLA Filament Features (c) ABS Filament Features (d) PVA Filament 2. Powders 3. Resins Features 4. Other Materials How do the Different 3D Printing Technologies Work? 1. Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) How does FDM Work? Materials for FDM ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) ABSi (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene – Biocompatible) ABS-M30 (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) ABS-M30i (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene – Biocompatible) PC (Polycarbonate) ABS-ESD7 (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene – Static-Dissipative) PC-ABS (Polycarbonate ABS) PC-ISO (Polycarbonate ISO) Ultem 9085 2. Stereolithography and Digital Light Processing (SLA & DLP) 3. Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) 4. Material Jetting (PolyJet and MultiJet Modeling) 5. Binder Jetting 6. Metal Printing (Selective Laser Melting and Electron Beam Melting) Electron Beam Melting Characteristics Selective Laser Melting Applications 7. PolyJet Photopolymer Benefits of Polyjet Realistic Finish Greater Choices Multiple Materials and Colors Polyjet Materials 1. Digital Materials 2. Digital ABS 3. High Temperature Wide Range of Applications 4. Transparent 3D Print Clear and Tinted Prototypes 3D Printing With Transparent Material 3D Print Translucent Shades and Patterns Wide Range of Applications 5. Rigid Opaque 6. Polypropylene-like 3D Print Tough, Flexible Models 7. Bio-compatible 3D Print Medical Devices 3D Printing With Bio-compatible Material 8. Rubber-like 3D Print Flexible, Soft-touch Models 3D Printing With Rubber-like Material 8. Syringe Extrusion 9. Other Methods 3D Printing is a Game Changer 22. 3D Printing Machinery Airwolf AW3D HD SLA 3D Printing Machine 3D Printing Machine Makerbot Replicator Dual Head 3D Printer Prototyping Machine Flashforge Finder 3D Systems Cube 3D Jet Formlabs 23. Photographs of Machinery with Supplier’s Contact Details

Printing is a process of producing copies of text and pictures.Modern technology is radically changing the way publications are printed, inventoried and distributed. There are a wide variety of technologies that are used to print stuff. The main industrial printing processes are: Offset Lithography, Flexography, Digital Printing (Inkjet & Xerography), Gravure, Screen Printing. 3D printing which is also referred as additive printing technology that enables manufacturers to develop objects using a digital file and variety of printing materials. Global market for 3D printing material include polymers, metals and ceramics.In addition, 3D printing offers a wide array of applications in various industries, namely consumer products, industrial products, defense & aerospace, automotive, healthcare, education & research and others. In India, the market for printing technology is at its nascent stage; however offers huge growth opportunities in the coming years. Digital printing is now taking much more share, particularly in graphics (i.e. non-packaging applications). Digital's share of the whole market doubles in constant value terms from 9.5% to 19.7% and 3D printing market is estimated to garner $8.6 billion in coming years. This handbook is designed for use by everyone engaged in the printing section and students who are pursuing their career in printing technology. It provide all information on modern printing methods, techniques, testing’s for printing, application of different printing and machinery used for printing. The major content of the book are Principles of Contact (Impression), Principles of Noncontact Printing, Coated Grades and Commercial Printing, Tests for Gravure Printing, Tests for Letterpress Printing, Tests for Offset Printing, Screen Printing, Application of Screen Printing, Offset Lithography, Planography, Materials, Tools and Equipments, Sheetfed Offset Machines, Web Offset Machines, Colour and its Reproduction, Quality Control in Printing, Flexography, Rotogravure, Creative Frees Printer, Shaftless Spearheads Expansion, Digital Printing, 3D Printing, 3D Printing Machinery and Photographs of Machinery with Suppliers Contact Details. This book will be a mile stone for its readers who are new to this sector, will also find useful for professionals, entrepreneurs, those studying and researching in this important area.