When it comes to offset printing, U-Printing has the modern equipment to execute this traditional printing method. We merge this time-tested practice with advanced printers to create print products that exemplify craftsmanship. We offer offset press printing services to provide you with high-quality business cards, catalogs, calendars, booklets, brochures, flyers, greeting cards, posters and postcards.
We have long been exposed to offset printing and we recognize the numerous benefits it gives our clients. We are happy to extend this service to you so you can also experience its advantages, like the edge it can give you in your marketing campaign.
Offset press printing defined
This printing process involves an impression made onto a plate. The image is transferred from the plate to a rubber blanket and then copied to the paper.
This method is ideal for commercial printing.
Benefits of offset printing
• Consistent high quality images
U-Printing uses four color printing that has the cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK) color space. Combinations of these colors at different intensities produce other colors to create a precise copy of your image. For unique shades and hues, our six-color Komori printer has Pantone® inks to make the colors as accurate as the ones on the original image.
Every print has crisp images and clear texts. Whether you opt for big print products like business cards and flyers, or big materials such as posters, the colors come out looking vibrant.
• Large volume printing
The major advantage of offset printing for people with tight budgets is the low cost of printing for large volume orders. Every increase in quantity makes the price of each piece go down so you get big savings even if you request for numerous copies.
You can double or even triple the amount of print products yet the initial price would not increase to twice the value. You still maintain a low rate.
This is a great deal especially for mass campaigns that involve hundreds or even thousands of copies.
Avail our offset press printing products and services, and know why this method has survived and still continues to be a popular choice for printing.