An antioxidant agent used to prevent inks from skinning over in the can.

Lines that appear on laid paper as a result of the wires of the papermaking machine.

Black step-marks printed on the back of folded sheets, to facilitate collating and checking of the sequence of book signatures.

A board upon which the copy is pasted for the purpose of photographing.

Paper which has a different color or finish on each side.

Making a printing plate from a film or flat including preparation of the plate surface, sensitizing, exposing through the flat, developing or processing, and finishing.

A term used to describe how well a paper runs on a printing press.

An excessively large halo around a dot in a photograph that causes a fringe that diminishes the dot intensity.

A soft paper that is thick and holds up well under embossing.

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