Graphic industry - Flexographic printing compared to offset printing

- Understanding the constraints of printing processes
- Adapting photogravure to the constraints of flexography
- Adapting the mechanical configuration of the press to the constraints of printability
- Preparing ink according to load and tonality
- Assessing the ecological criteria of processes
- Calculating the break-even point of processes

1 - Photoengraving applied to flexography
2 - Anatomy of a printing unit
3 - Flexo ink
4 - The inking system
5 - Print transfer
6 - Flexo plates and their preparation
7 - Setting up a flexo press
8 - Register setting
9 - Colour setting
10 - Quality control applied to flexo
11 - Advantages and disadvantages compared with offset
12 - Products printed in flexo
13 - Substrates used
14 - Break-even point in flexo

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