Sentence examples for colour press from inspiring English sources
Engraved printing rollers, one for each colour, press against the fabric and the central cylinder.
Hewlett Packard showed off the Indigo 7000 colour press, which uses the firm's proprietary oil-based electrostatic inks to achieve outputs of 4m or more colour pages a month.Such performance puts digital presses well into offset territory.
The Independent has become the latest UK paper to roll off shiny new colour presses.
All major newspaper groups are examining their cost bases at the same time as investing heavily in new colour presses and editorial innovation in an attempt to battle for an increased share of a declining market.
He has set about a radical programme of reform, shuffling senior staff and axing 300 posts in order to help pay for a £150m investment in new colour presses.
Even the best of today's digital printers would need a fourteen-fold increase in speed to do such a job.That said, the latest generation of digital colour presses have now shown they can match or surpass offset's colour quality, if not its speed.
The market is driven by demand for digital colour presses, specialty printers and inkjet printers.
A computer system for editorial and advertising copy became operational in 1987, and a new full-colour press opened in 1990.
The two-colour press also combines two bracketed two-revolution presses, but a small auxiliary drum is interposed between the two cylinders to ensure that a single sheet of paper presents the same side to be printed twice.
Posters are especially good for a party like the Conservatives short of youthful activists to stuff letterboxes.The real target audience for billboards is journalists, argues Benedict Pringle, a blogger and ad man: "They are almost six-metre-high, full-colour press releases".
Taking advantage of new full-colour presses in Oldham, Watford, Cardonald near Glasgow, and Belfast, recently appointed editor Roger Alton has introduced a colour-coding system to "ease navigation" between newspaper sections.
