See the Difference in Waterless Printing

Vibrant Colors

These images of a painting by Marco Bronzini were printed by Waterless Printing Association Charter Member Pioneer Graphics of Winter Park, Florida. Notice how much more vibrant the colors are in the waterless version compared to the conventionally printed one.

Waterless delivers greater print contrast. This means the darkest areas in your process color look darker and deeper, and the high-lights look brighter and cleaners. Your images take on a dimension quality not possible with conventional offset printing. And when printing process color you can reproduce more colors with Waterless. Pioneer specializes in art print reproductions.

True to Life

Example of a page out of AQ PRINTWORKS' "Earthwise" brochure. All photographs were shown with a part overlay printed conventionally in 200 line screen revealing the high quality of waterless printing. Waterless renders the colors deeper and more realistic.

Waterless allows printers to print higher ink densities - that's why Waterless printing look much richer than conventional printing even at the same screen rulings.

Better Resolution

Notice how much sharper and richer the image looks on the Waterless version (Waterless - 300 lines, Conventional - 175 lines). Waterless offers higher color saturation and greater print contrast - and at 300 lines , Waterless reproduces more detail. Additionally, in subjects with regular, linear patterns, a 300-line screen ruling can often elimnate a moire that would normally occur if a 150- or 175- line screen were used.

The WPA helps members keep up with the latest developments in Waterless printing. Find out how WPA MEMBERSHIP can benefit you.