Greyhound Printing & Copying

Lithographic print has been around for decades and is the application of ink and water into paper via rollers and compression cylinders. It is a more time-consuming process than printing digitally, but better for spot colours and larger runs. It's also very good for certain paper materials as it can really enhance a corporate image. Feel free to ask for more information.

Gone are the days of oil-based colour photocopiers that only printed onto cheap 80gsm material. Now almost everything is done remotely by computer. With very high resolution digital copies and the ability to feed heavyweight paper and card up to 400gsm, digital presses are now very much at the forefront of the quick print industry.