Printing features: flexible, fast and economical

It can quickly and extensively copy graphic information on a variety of substrates. Because of its low cost, it can be widely spread and long-term preservation. Printing is a combination of natural science and art. Some scholars have used the formula to describe printing as:
Printing = (mathematics + physics + chemistry) × fine arts Because the production technology of printed matter is a comprehensive technology based on scientific theories of mechanics, optics, electronics, and chemistry, and the reproduction process of printed matter is also an art processing process, so any A fine print is a comprehensive product of science, art and technology. Therefore, UNESCO has taken the ratio of the output value of a country's printing industry to the total value of the country's national economy as a measure of the country's level of scientific and cultural development.
Printing is exploitable Because of the rapid development of computer technology, communication technology, and laser technology, the revolution of plate making and printing technology is being promoted, and the emergence of new technologies, new products, and new materials will also bring new developments to printing technology.