Embossing & Debossing in Printing

This is a very brief synopsis of Embossing & Debossing in the commercial printing business. These letterpress finishing techniques are used with both offset & digital printing. The Odee Company is a commercial printer that has been in existence since 1923 located in Dallas,Tx.

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• Embossing
• Debossing
• Emboss
• Deboss
• Printing
• Commercial
• Letterpress
• Blind
• Color
• Register

[liltex10]

Thanks for the idea macmonger. I'll see what we can do about that in the future.

[j14crab]

Numbers would be extremely helpful, and this video falls short of being truly informative....how many impressions will the brass, copper and magnesium dies and counter-dies produce..... a 2nd grade class on a field trip might think thats cool, but real world potential customers needing to inform themselves will find this video too short on pertinent information.

[liltex10]

j14crab, thanks for the comments. It is always difficult to know how far to delve into specifics. You never know what information will be the most important to any one visitor and we chose to make the videos short with basic overviews. Here are some more specific feedback based on the die question above.

I have even tried to give you an answer here but the limit does not allow enough room. If you would like to know more information about this process please contact us and I can give info.

[weaponsdrawn]

Zzzzz......

[lulutube88]

this video was extremely helpful- Im studying graphic design at college- really interesting and was useful for my final project- thanks

[macmonger]

great information. I actually had no idea that you had a "one off" magnesium die option.

In the future I'd love to see a piece go through all facets of your plant. End to end.

[cheltenhamfc]

currently studying graphics at college - very useful cheers buddy!

[dambort]

Well done! Very clear and informational video. I 'll look forward for more printing issues videos.

[toiletspritz]

I created a product that I currently wrap and then shrinkwrap. Very informative video. I would now like to emboss and not shrinkwrap.

[procull]

This is a very informational video. I always wondered how this was done.