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Is offset printing better than digital printing? It’s a question many have asked before, and the answer is not as clear and straight-forward as you might think. The answer, of course, is “yes and no.” Let’s explore the differences between offset printing and digital printing to see which is king when it comes to printing your marketing materials.

In general, offset printing is regarded as being of higher quality; however, digital printing has made strides in respect to quality and two copies of the same design – one via offset printing, the other via digital printing – may appear identical to the untrained eye. Offset printing presses also allow us to print larger sheets and can print many pieces quicker than digital printing presses – again, generally speaking.

Outside of those relatively minor differences, the actual finished product associated with offset printing versus digital printing are similar. The difference, as it turns out, is rooted more deeply in price and budget than anything else; and even these numbers are contingent on your business needs. Jones Printing is here to offer you the best options to get our customer the quality they've come to expect at competitive prices.  Let us help you make an impression.

 

Offset vs. Digital

Brittee Clay

Is offset printing better than digital printing? It’s a question many have asked before, and the answer is not as clear or straight-forward as you might think. The answer, of course, is “yes and no.” Let’s explore the differences between offset printing and digital printing to see which is king when it comes to printing your marketing materials.

In general, offset printing is regarded as being of higher quality; however, digital printing has made strides in respect to quality and two copies of the same design – one via offset printing, the other via digital printing – may appear identical to the untrained eye. Offset printing presses also allow us to print larger sheets and can print many pieces quicker than digital printing presses – again, generally speaking.

Outside of those relatively minor differences, the actual finished product associated with offset printing versus digital printing are remarkably similar. The difference, as it turns out, is rooted more deeply in price and budget than anything else; and even these numbers are contingent on your business needs. Jones Printing is here to offer you the best options to get the quality you've come to expect at competitive prices. Let us help you make an impression.

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