offset press

She was curious about the offset press because the paper now looked so much better.

In 1971, the newspaper moved to its current location and began using an offset press.

As part of the move, Chandler installed a new offset press.

As a result the publisher obtained his own offset press which he operated himself.

Offset Press was established in 1957 with funding from governmental corporations.

Due to its huge popularity, in 1981 web offset press was installed.

So now the company has a bigger target: a piece of the other 96 percent, dominated by the traditional offset press.

In 1966, the newspaper switched to an offset press.

And a hundred thousand for the offset press and other equipment.

Inking is controlled by keys very much similar to an offset press.

In the late 1970s the building was refurbished to house a modern offset press.

The Voice was finally updated to offset presses in November 1964.

It was one of the first printers in the Southeast to utilize offset presses.

With the department's 20 employees as partners, the new company leased the academy's offset press, computers and other machinery.

In 1966, a 50,000 Cottrell web offset press was installed.

The plant mainly consists of letterpresses and several small offset presses.

Most counterfeits are printed on offset presses, which produce flat sheets.

A new Gross Urbanite offset press was installed in 1980.

Heidelberger, which makes offset presses, is better known among commercial printing companies.

Most offset presses have no problem over-printing onto this type of pre-printed stock.

His masked flashlight played over the small offset press, the copying machine, and the other paraphernalia.

And makers of offset presses have mounted a vigorous technological counterattack.

You should be able to use modern offset presses for both waterless and alcohol-dampened printing.

Mark Shepherd offset press and developing equipment.

Hardy had found a slightly used offset press in Atlanta, and I bought it for $108,000.