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ISO 12647-2 is one of the most important standards in offset printing. Its significance is not just due to its direct application in practice, but also from its integration into standard and certification systems such as the ProzessStandard Offsetdruck or programmes like swissPSO® and PSO France®. Like all ISO standards, it is reviewed regularly –
Standardisation: An indispensable driver of performance for the modern printing industry From productivity gains to workforce restructuring – a look back at the expert discussions held across three panel sessions on the topic of standardisation in the graphic arts industry. At the specialist event, moderated by Christoph Villar (Director of GAC), representatives from printing companies,
In four-colour printing, the colours are mixed by printing the primary colours cyan, magenta, yellow and black on top of and next to each other. Although the number of primary colours is optional, too many primary colours are not usually used for economic reasons. The use of standardised printing inks with defined colour properties is
