Once the graphics file has been created by the designer, it undergoes the first pre-press stage – the pre-flight. During the pre-flight, the file is checked to make sure it contains all the elements necessary for a successful print run.

For example, the file is checked to make sure the images have the proper format and resolution, the fonts are all included, the PMS/CMYK colors are set up appropriately, all layout elements such as margins, crop marks and bleeds are set up correctly, etc.

The prepress processes that are listed below may take place at one single location, such as a large publishing and printing company, or at a variety of places. Usually some tasks happen at a publisher while others take place at a printer or a dedicated prepress company (which are sometimes referred to as service bureaus or trade shops).

Once you have approved your proof and sent your files to press, your files are output through a process called the RIP (raster image processing). During this process, your images are separated into four colors, and output onto four metal printing plates. Some of the pre-press services offered include the following.

pre-press services we offered:-

The machineries we use in the process are following:-