1. What is Offset Printing?
   1. It is a process which uses an etched thin, flexible metal plate that fits to a curved cylinder. The inked image is transferred or offset from this plate to a revolving rubber cylinder, which in turn transfer the image to the paper or board.
2. What are the advantages of offset printing?
   1. The advantages of offset printing include:
      1. Consistent high image quality – sharper & cleaner than letterpress because the rubber Blanket conforms to the texture of the printing surface.
      2. Usability on a wide range of printing surfaces in addition to smooth paper
      3. Quick & easy production of printing plates
      4. Longer plate life than on direct Lithopresses
3. What colors are used in Offset Printing?
   1. Ink Colours. Commercial offset printing (also known as offset lithography) utilizes four Basic ink colors CMYK. Dots of Cyan (blue), Magenta (red), and Yellow & Black (the K) are placed Next to each other in specific patterns that trick the eye into seeing millions of colors. Additionally, offset printing can use premixed inks in a variety of specific colors as Well as metallic & fluorescent inks. These are called spot colors. Six colors CMYK, O, G Can also are used instead of CMYK to get wider gamut. This process is called Hex Chrome Printing.
4. How many types of Offset Printing are there?
   1. There are two types of Offset Printing:
      1. Web Offset: An offset process in which paper is fed in the form of reel is called Web offset printing.
      2. Sheet fed offset: An offset process in which paper is fed in the form of sheets.
5. What is meant by substrate? What are the substrates that can be used for printing?
   1. Printing substrate is the generic term used for materials on which the printing takes Place. Paper is the most common type of substrate. Plastic materials can also be Used for printing ( U.V. Printing)
6. What are the kinds of papers on which printing can be done?
   1. Art Paper- Gloss or Matt, one side coated paper-Sticker Paper, Light weight coated paper, Map litho Paper, Kraft Paper, Duplex Board Grey Back, Duplex Board White Back, & Many more.
7. What are the different sizes in which the papers are available?
   1. Commonly available mill sizes are 23"X36", 30"X40", 25X36" , 31.5"X41.5"(Duplex)
8. What is GSM? How is GSM measured?
   1. The term GSM is used while calculating the weight of the paper or board. This is measured in grams per square meter (g/ Esq.). The GSM varies from paper to paper Depending on the thickness (Caliper) of the Paper.
9. What are the different types of coatings?
   1. Coating is the thin protective layer which is applied to the paper after printing. The coating Can be applied either online or offline. Different types of coatings are: Silk Coat, Matt Coat, Gloss coat, Aqueous Varnish, Picture Varnish, Full UV – laminations / Spot UV.

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Why Micro print& Pack?

Micro Print & Pack offers an invincible combination of equipment, technologies, expertise, experience, cost effectiveness and track record to make its services irresistible. It perceives itself as a part of its clients' marketing and corporate communications team and works in tandem with the whole organization to enhance the company's public face with beauty, elegance and authenticity of text and design.

Micro Print& Packs areas of strength include

 Consultation for creative work
 Archiving for printing materials
 Partner for dispatch of printed materials to multi location, difficult to reach destinations
 Flawless quality and schedule maintenance
 Price-performance ratio
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Product List:

Our Products include:

1. Product Boxes for
   1. Shirt Product Boxes
   2. Sari Product Boxes
2. Tags for Apparels/ Clothes
3. Carry Bags
4. Corrugated Boxes with inserts
5. Mono Carton Boxes
6. Micro Carton Boxes
7. E flute Carton Boxes
8. Crash Lock Bottom Boxes  
9. Pharma Packaging in FDA Approved Board 
10. Food Grade Packaging
11. Aluminium & Plastic foil printing 
12. Posters
13. Danglers
14. Leaflets