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What is Process Printing?
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What is Process Printing?
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Process printing is a printing technique that goes by many other names:
No matter what you call it, process printing is used by many inkjet computer printers. Four different colors of inks (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) produce full-color images that are vibrant and stunningly realistic.
Want to know more?
You can learn all about process printing, also known as digital printing, in this blog post. We always keep you in the loop at Quality Logo Products!
