Offset printing is one of the most popular printing methods we can find. One of the characteristics of this printing system is that it works in an indirect way -similar to a lithography-, that is to say, the ink is transferred by pressure thanks to the different rollers it has. In addition, this type of printing stands out because it allows a large number of prints to be made in just a few minutes, reducing the cost of printing the larger the print run.

Digital printing is the process of printing directly from a digital file to any type of material (paper, vinyl, cardboard). It has a very small initial start-up cost, it offers a lower cost in low quantity runs. This is an instantaneous high quality technique, so many companies choose this type of printing because they can print directly from the computer or printer without having to make plates (as in offset).

Finishing is the final finishing of the graphic pieces to obtain a final product. This includes the different cuts, folds, die cuts and various binding systems such as binders, spiral binding, finishing, buckling, etc. Finishing is the final step to deliver the finished product. The different types of finishing are intended to ensure three factors: conservation, easy handling and artistic and commercial presentation.