sheet-fed

Tip: All-in-ones with a flatbed design will let you copy books, photos, and other items you can't, or don't want to, put through the slot on a sheet-fed model.

Use a camera and printer to "copy" safely 2010

Tip: All-in-ones with a flatbed design will let you copy books, photos, and other items you can't, or don't want to, put through the slot on a sheet-fed model.

Use a camera and printer to "copy" safely 2010

I ran a sheet-fed printing press for all of that time, in a financial documents company checks, deposit slips, and so on.

“work forms us, and deforms us” | clusterflock 2009

There were larger sheet-fed waxers, but this little one did any small- to medium-size waxing job.

Dead Tech: Waxers James Gurney 2009

The company generates more than 80% of its revenue abroad and enjoys a global market share of more than 40% in sheet-fed offset presses.

Germany's Heidelberger Presses On 2008

Years ago I first saw the margins from sheet-fed printouts used in a bird's nest.

S. L. Wisenberg: Birds 2008

The company and its German peers boast a global market share of about 70% in sheet-fed offset presses, long the prevalent technology for print runs that stretch into the thousands.

Germany's Heidelberger Presses On 2008

Web offset printing presses are larger than sheet-fed ones and can print large runs more economically and five times more quickly.

Germany's Heidelberger Presses On 2008

Knopf turns little if any profit on its poetry books, most of which are sheet-fed (instead of roll-fed) at the Stinehour Press, a letterpress printer in Lunenburg, Vt. Four months before Mr. Ford's passing, John Updike, upon receiving the 1998 National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, called Mr. Ford a "perfect knight of the print world."

Sonny Mehta, Uneasy King of Knopf 1999

Knopf turns little if any profit on its poetry books, most of which are sheet-fed (instead of roll-fed) at the Stinehour Press, a letterpress printer in Lunenburg, Vt. Four months before Mr. Ford's passing, John Updike, upon receiving the 1998 National Book Foundation Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters, called Mr. Ford a "perfect knight of the print world."

Sonny Mehta, Uneasy King of Knopf 1999