Philadelphia, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/20/2016 -- Those who are involved in the printing business know that the way in which the offset press functions has not changed much over the past decades. However, many of the processes that aid the offset method have come a long way in recent years, with the advent of modern technology.
And according to Craig Lindsay, who heads up the well-regarded Tiger Printing Group, those advantages mean high-quality prints are as attainable as ever for business owners of any size. In a write-up just released via Tiger's website, Lindsay delved into what those technologies are, and why they make the process easier than ever before.
"While the offset press itself functions virtually just the same as it always has, the steps surrounding the process have changed greatly in the 21st century," said Lindsay, further noting that "for example, all of the pre-press tasks are handled digitally these days." By blending digital and traditional techniques, the best of both worlds can mend to make a superior end product.
At Tiger Printing Group, most of Lindsay's clients set up accounts through his e-commerce storefront, where they can save jobs and make arrangements to have them printed "with the click of a mouse," as he put it. Lindsay also mentioned that his clients can easily switch their jobs back and forth between offset and digital presses without any loss of consistency, color or quality.
Where digital presses are suitable for small print runs, the offset is necessary when it comes time to print on a larger scale. Lindsay noted that "if I have a customer who we print 40 brochures for come back a month later needing a million copies of the same job, we can pull their file from the online account, then send it to the offset press without a worry in the world that there will be any difference in quality or look from that original digital run."
To read the article in full, or to learn more about the services that Tiger Printing Group has to offer, please visit the company's website. Potential clients may also dial 215-809-3716 to get in touch with a company representative.
About Tiger Printing Group
Tiger Printing Group is a full-service printing press founded in 2002 by business partners Bruce Petersen and Craig Lindsay. They offer businesses with a variety of high quality printing services which are completed via their digital, commercial, offset and large format presses from a state of the art 28,000 square foot facility in Telford, Pennsylvania. With its facility centrally located in the Mid-Atlantic region, Tiger Printing Group is capable of conveniently serving many businesses nationwide.
To learn more about Tiger Printing Group, or to get in touch with one of the company's experts, please visit their website at http://tigerpg.com/.