Sentence examples for flatbed press from inspiring English sources

It may be contrasted to the flatbed press, which has a flat printing surface.

He discarded the old flatbed press, placing the type on a revolving cylinder, a model eventually developed into the Hoe rotary, or "lightning," press, patented in 1847.

The first cylinder flatbed press was built by Friedrich Koenig of Germany and used by The Times of London in 1814.

The two-colour cylinder and flatbed press combines a rotary and a single-revolution press by using the same impression cylinder.

Flatbed press, printing press employing a flat surface for the type or plates against which paper is pressed, either by another flat surface acting reciprocally against it or by a cylinder rolling over it.

And there, too, we registered the hard, creaky truths about newspaper production: an old, thumping flatbed press down below, a composing room that shook as the first copies emerged, and three men who knew the ropes.

Flatbed presses fall into various categories, depending on the cylinder's operation.

Both cylinder and platen types of flatbed presses operate at speeds of 1,000 to 4,000 impressions per hour.

In presses that operate cylinder to plane, called flatbed presses, a cylinder provides the pressure while the typeform retains its flat surface, generally in a horizontal position.

Creating a triumvirate of Vogue, Vanity Fair and House and Garden, Nast emphasized quality printing on flatbed presses and the highest artistic and literary standards.

It currently sports a simple flatbed proofing press that resembles a larger version of those old credit-card impression machines, and a bijou Golding Official No. 3 tabletop platen press which harks back to 1873.