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Waterless printing - Wikipedia
Waterless printing was originally developed and brought to market by the 3M company under the trade name Driography in the late 1960s. Results with the ... en.wikipedia.org
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Waterless Lithography - PrintWiki
Waterless lithography is the descendent of an ill-fated printing process developed by 3M in the 1960s called driography, a means of printing from dry ... printwiki.org
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Driography - PrintWiki
Driography. An ill-fated early form of waterless lithography developed by 3M in the late 1960s. See Waterless Lithography. ... permitting sharing and adaptation ... printwiki.org
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driography
driography (draɪˈɒgrəfɪ) [f. dry a. + -graphy, after lithography.] A lithographic printing process which dispenses with the use of water as a barrier to prevent ink from settling on non-printing surfaces. Hence drioˈgraphic a.1970 Publishers' Weekly 14 Sept. 57/2 Traditionally, water has been requir... Oxford English Dictionary
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Custom Printing: Waterless Printing (Driography) - LinkedIn
Waterless offset is really more of a mechanical process than a chemical process. It yields incredible color as well as superb halftone detail and contrast. www.linkedin.com
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History of Waterless Printing - Classic Colours
Waterless printing was invented by 3M in the 1960's. The 3M trade-name was Driography. There is no need for a plate dampening system. classiccolours.co.uk
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Waterless printing
History Waterless printing was originally developed and brought to market by the 3M company under the trade name Driography in the late 1960s. Several problems were encountered both in the development of suitable inks for this process and more importantly, in the durability of the driography plate wikipedia.org
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Waterless Offset, AKA Dryography - Printing Industry Exchange
Waterless offset uses plates and ink, like traditional offset lithography, but it employs no water, no fountain solution to keep ink on the image areas.
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Waterless lithography, Nik Semenoff. Beguin - at Polymetaal
By using water soluble drawing materials, it makes this technique probably the easiest and best approach for waterless litho as the image can be washed out ( ... www.polymetaal.nl
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Printing Technology: The Option of Waterless Lithography Printing
Waterless printing, originally patented by 3M in the '60s as “Driography,” is based not on chemistry but on the physical properties of the plate ...
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Planographic printing: the differences between dry and wet offset
In indirect printing methods, wet or dry offset, the unprintable areas can be moistened with water or covered with silicone. www.rotatek.com
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letterset
letterset (ˈlɛtəsɛt) [f. letter-press + offset n.] (See quot. 1963.) Cf. driography.1963 Publishers' Weekly 5 Aug. 87/1 A new name, ‘Letterset’, for what was formerly called ‘dry litho’ has been coined. Letterset refers to printing through the use of relief wrap-around plates and an intermediate bla... Oxford English Dictionary
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lithography
lithography (lɪˈθɒgrəfɪ) [ad. mod.L. lithographia or F. (and Ger.) lithographie: see litho- and -graphy.] † 1. A description of stones or rocks. Obs.1708 Phil. Trans. XXVI. 161 Having some Years since Publish'd his Specimen Lithographiæ Helveticæ, and perhaps designing a Lithography, his Observation... Oxford English Dictionary
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