Label printing is the process of creating labels with text, images, and other graphics. Labels are used to identify, track, and market products and services. They can be found on a wide variety of items, including food, clothing, electronics, and medical supplies.

Offset ink, also known as offset printing ink, is a large category of lithographic ink, which refers to the general term for inks suitable for various offset printing machines.

The basic principle and process of offset printing Offset printing is referred to as offset printing. The printing method of offset printing is to transfer the ink dipped on the rubber surface to the paper surface through a roller-type rubber stamp. Offset printing requires less ink and molds are less expensive to manufacture than gravure. In addition, since the offset printing surface is flat and there is no concave pattern, the pattern and pattern on the printed paper surface are also flat, there is no three-dimensional sense, and the anti-counterfeiting property is poor. Now let's understand the basic principles and processes of offset printing.