FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Offset printing uses plates to transfer images, making it ideal for high-volume jobs, while digital printing is better suited for short runs and quick turnarounds. Advantages of offset printing include high image quality, cost-effectiveness for large print runs, and the ability to print on a wide range of material.
Offset printing can be used on various materials such as paper, cardboard, and sticker. It is ideal for printing items like brochures, calendars, and packaging boxes. The choice of paper depends on the specific requirements of your project. Common options include coated and uncoated paper, each offering different finishes and textures. Minimum weight will be 50gsm to maximum of 420gsm.
Files are in the correct format, with crop marks and 3/5mm bleed areas included. Convert your files to CMYK colour mode and use high-resolution images for the best results.
Yes, we provide proofing services to ensure that the final print meets your expectations. You can request a test print to review the quality and accuracy but it does come with a cost.
Offset printing can be environmentally friendly when using sustainable materials and eco-friendly inks Octogram has adhered to sustainable printing practices for the past 39 years by utilising soy-based inks. Additionally, all our paper materials are sourced from eco-friendly, FSC-certified suppliers.
Yes, offset printing allows for the use of PMS and other special inks to achieve precise colour matching and unique finishes.
