Color Offset Printing

Let Color Printing Wholesale handle all your color offset printing needs. With our fleet of 6 color Komori printers, you can easily order large amounts of full color prints at a fast turnaround. Also, the more you print in offset, the more you save on printing cost per piece.

Your materials can be printed Four over Four (A print job with four color printing on both sides of the paper), Four over One (A print job with four color printing on the front side and one color usually black on the back side) and Four over Zero (A print job with four color printing on the front side and no printing on the back side).

We also offer the use of Pantone Colors or spot colors in your prints. Spot colors are colors that are produced in just a single run - this enables you to produce your desired color accurately and evenly throughout all your prints.

Also, our Free Project Review checks the following elements of your print project to make your whole printing experience hassle free:

•    File types – we check if your files you use are acceptable file types. We accept PDF, JPG, TIFF and EPS files. Also, if your design has many layers, we will flatten them to ensure a smooth printing process.
•    File size – for files that are over 50 MB, you can upload your files through our FTP file service for faster and smoother file transfer.
•    Resolution – the minimum standard resolution for your printing projects is 300 dpi. We check if your images meet this requirement. If it does not meet this requirement, we will try and fix your images with our anti aliasing techniques so that your images will not “pixelate” during printing.
•    Color Space Conversion – all your files should be in the CMYK color space. If not, we will convert them for you.

Electronic .PDF proofs will then be sent to you so that you can check your projects for errors as well as to check the color accuracy and density. These proofs also show you the trim marks, bleed marks and the safe zone of your project to give you an idea on how your prints will look like.