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1. What is the difference between UV Printing and Heat set printing?

2. Do I need to prepare my files differently if my publication is printing in UV Process?

3. What kind of paper stocks are available for the UV Process Printing?

4. What makes UV Process Printing more environmentally friendly than Heat set printing?

5. How long has UV Printing been around?

6. What are the advantages for printing with UV Process over cold web printing?

7. Currently my publication is on uncoated stock, can I keep the same paper but print UV?

8. I have Process color on one plate, the balance of my publication is black ink only. Can I have the UV Process only on the one plate where I have full color?

9. Why is UV Process Printing more energy efficient?

10. How does the UV special ink work?

11. Are spot colors available for UV Printing?

UV Process Printing uses a special formula of ink that is cured by UV lamps allowing a cold web press to print quality process color on gloss stocks. UV Process printing does not utilize heaters to dry the ink, so it is more energy efficient. The quality of registration is still comparable to cold web printing with colors that are more vibrant and do not offset or smudge.

Generally, UV Process Printing is much darker and more vivid in color than printing on cold web press. You may want to consider lightening your photos for this process.

Coated and uncoated stocks are appropriate for UV Process printing. Some of the coated stocks available include, 35# Electra- Prime, 40# electra-cote, and gloss and matte coated book stocks ranging from 50# to 70#.

Without the use of solvents, there are no VOCs (volatile organic compounds) released into the atmosphere resulting in a better environment for all of us.

UV Process printing has been around for over 30 years, but only in the last few years has it been available for the application of printing on cold web offset presses. Eagle Web Press was a beta site for testing and proving the UV inks. We started printing with the UV Process in 2008.

UV Process printing is environmentally friendly, energy efficient, produces rich, vibrant colors without offsetting traditionally associated with cold web presses at a lower cost than heat set printing.

UV printing is available on uncoated stocks as well as coated paper stocks.Welcome to contact with us for the quotation .

We also offer combo publications with one web printing with UV process and the balance printing conventional cold web. This is a good way to increase your overall look and quality without a huge jump in costs.

Traditional print technologies (ie heat set) using conventional materials generate high energy costs due to the extensive use of ovens and dryers required to pull water and solvents out of the inks (curing the inks). UV process printing does not require