The measure of fluids re- sistance to flow. it influ- ences the amount of ink is printed.

The minimum pressure at which proper ink transfer is possible.

The total range of colors that can be displayed.

A computer or other device that uses continuous sig- nals of varying intensities

A single group of bits (most often eight) that are processed as a unit

Device for cutting, scor- ing, stamping, embossing or de-bossing.

File format is a com- pressed format, with some loss of quality during com- pression.

Tiny areas that are not cov- ered by ink.

Paper containing a mini- mum of 25% rag or cotton fiber pulp.

Under Color Removal (UCR)

reducing the cyan, magen- ta and yellow content in neutral areas of the re- production and replacing them with black ink so the reproduction will appear normal but will use less ink.

projecting from the surface of a sheet of paper.

To print new copy on a pre- viously printed sheet. Ex. Employee's name on busi- ness cards.

A printing process that uses a raised surface of flexible rubber or pho- topolymer printing plate mounted on a rotary drum and thin, fast-drying inks to print on almost any roll stock

A high density storage de- vice that uses a laser to burn a pattern of holes into a tellurium film on the disk surface

Ability of an ink to pene- trate a substrate surface to a desired level promot- ing adhesion, high density; high gloss and ink lay uni- formity

A computing command that instructs the system to abandon a program or ignore all data transferred after a given point

Image that is debossed, embossed or stamped, but not printed with ink or foil

To convert an image or sig- nal into binary form.

Color separation equip- ment on which the original transparency is wrapped around a hollow, plastic ro- tary cylinder.

Paper made specifically for writing or commercial printing, as opposed to coarse paper and industri- al paper.

Red, Green and Blue pri- RGB mary colors. (used In mon- itors.

To adjust the scale on a measuring equipment

Improper drying of ink. Pig- ments dust of because the ink absorbed too quickly.

Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Key (black). The four process colors

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Term	Definition
Viscosity	The measure of fluids re- sistance to flow. it influ- ences the amount of ink is printed.
Kiss Impression	The minimum pressure at which proper ink transfer is possible.
Gamut	The total range of colors that can be displayed.
Analog Device	A computer or other device that uses continuous sig- nals of varying intensities
Byte	A single group of bits (most often eight) that are processed as a unit
Die	Device for cutting, scor- ing, stamping, embossing or de-bossing.
JPEG	File format is a com- pressed format, with some loss of quality during com- pression.
Pinholes	Tiny areas that are not cov- ered by ink.
Rag Paper	Paper containing a mini- mum of 25% rag or cotton fiber pulp.
Under Color Removal (UCR)	reducing the cyan, magen- ta and yellow content in neutral areas of the re- production and replacing them with black ink so the reproduction will appear normal but will use less ink.
Fuzz	projecting from the surface of a sheet of paper.
Imprinting	To print new copy on a pre- viously printed sheet. Ex. Employee's name on busi- ness cards.
Flexography	A printing process that uses a raised surface of flexible rubber or pho- topolymer printing plate mounted on a rotary drum and thin, fast-drying inks to print on almost any roll stock
Optical Disk	A high density storage de- vice that uses a laser to burn a pattern of holes into a tellurium film on the disk surface
Ink Absorbency	Ability of an ink to pene- trate a substrate surface to a desired level promot- ing adhesion, high density; high gloss and ink lay uni- formity
Abort	A computing command that instructs the system to abandon a program or ignore all data transferred after a given point
Bleed Tab	Image that is debossed, embossed or stamped, but not printed with ink or foil
Digitize	To convert an image or sig- nal into binary form.
Drum Scanner	Color separation equip- ment on which the original transparency is wrapped around a hollow, plastic ro- tary cylinder.
Fine Paper	Paper made specifically for writing or commercial printing, as opposed to coarse paper and industri- al paper.
RGB	Red, Green and Blue pri- RGB mary colors. (used In mon- itors.
Browse	To search the internet.
Calibrate	To adjust the scale on a measuring equipment
Chalking	Improper drying of ink. Pig- ments dust of because the ink absorbed too quickly.
CMYK	Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Key (black). The four process colors
Key	Another word for black.

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