Sentence examples for roller printing from inspiring English sources

See also discharge printing; roller printing.

See also resist printing; roller printing.

Roller printing, also called direct printing, method of applying a coloured pattern to cloth, invented by Thomas Bell of Scotland in 1783.

Paper wallhangings first became fashionable in England during the 17th century: the repeal of the wallpaper tax in 1836 and the development of a surface roller printing machine in 1839-40 meanthatat by the end of the 19th century the stuff was inescapable.

French wallpaper manufacturers made great strides with block printing in the 19th century, the English pushed roller printing and Japanese craftsmen worked with embossed leather.

Roller print machines allowed for mass production, however, these imitation fabrics never found foot in the Indonesian market.

When I say he was a poet, it was just stuff Bukowski "published" himself on one of those old machines where you typed on this blue sticky mimeo paper and attached it to a little roller and printed one page each time you turned the crank.

Each printing roller is provided with a rotating colour-furnishing roller, partially immersed in a trough of printing paste.

Paper is placed over the plate and secured at one end with masking tape, or, if there is enough margin, the paper is run through so that one end remains caught under the printing roller.

Compressing of two printing rollers is considered.

Engraved printing rollers, one for each colour, press against the fabric and the central cylinder.