Whether you want large wall calendars or business cards photocopied and printed, it’s useful to have knowledge of a few printing methods used in different photocopying services. We’ve put together a quick guide on a few popular printing methods.

Offset printing: This method involves the transfer of an image from a metal plate to a rubber blanket, and then onto the printing surface. This is a good option for high volume print runs and can be used to print an extensive range of products, such as photocopying books and newspapers.
Digital printing: This method entails the reproduction of digital images onto physical surfaces, such as paper. This is a cost-effective choice for printing small quantities, such as business card printing.
Gravure printing: This approach includes direct contact between paper and an etched copper plate. Gravure printing is suitable for photocopying high volume materials of superior quality, such as magazines, brochures and catalogue printing services.
Flexography: This technique is commonly used for printing on packaging and other uneven surfaces. Its versatility to print on various bases makes it one of the favoured printing methods.

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