For medium to long print runs - 50,000 copies and more - a more economical choice is the web press. This type of press uses large, continuous rolls of paper rather than individual sheets. The rolls are fed through the press at high speed, making printing fast and efficient. In fact, web presses can process 40,000 images per hour, as compared to the 10,000 per hour of a sheetfed press.
While with sheetfed presses, all binding takes place off the press, with web presses the paper is trimmed to the correct size and folded while still on press. This automated folding capability offers dramatic savings. Today's web press output also rival the quality of sheetfed presses.
I've printed magazines for years and if you looking for a good printer, please check out heidel print. They can print with either web-fed or sheet-fed and both are very good quality with reasonable price.
The answer is books and newspapers. have a good day :)
It is the same thing
What is the difference between single and full page web layout
differences between a Web Project and Traditional Project?
Four-colour printing on a two-colour flatbed press requires that a sheet be passed through the press twice. A sheet-fed rotary press and a web-fed rotary press, which is fed a continuous length of paper unwinding from a roll, can print four colours in a single pass of the paper, depending on design. Taken from Encyclopedia Britannica.
differences between a Web Project and Traditional Project?
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World Wide Web is for porn and web browser is for gay porn
the difference is that a food chain is smaller then a food web because a food web is more animals then a food chain
There isn't a big difference between the food chain and food web. This is just a different way of drawing out the same concept.
green=healthy.brown=unhealthy.get it?