Digital Printing

Hexis Digital-Print Glossary

It clarifies digital-printing

Published

15 years ago

June 25, 2009

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times June 2009 Issue

Hexis (Frontignan, France; Corona, CA) has announced its 2009 Digital Printing Glossary, which clarifies the technical jargon of color management in digital-print work.

The signage and visual communication-based glossary relates to inkjet media and materials. It features an inch/metric conversion chart and new vocabulary, plus revisions that relate to technology advances. It’s designed to illuminate such day-to-day, digital-print business measures as color profiles, ink, media types, printer technologies and basic facts about materials and adhesives.

Paper copies of the glossary are available on request directly from Hexis or its dealers. You may download a PDF-file from the professional page of Hexis’s website.

Hexis manufactures a full line of graphic vinyl and digital printing media used for sign making and vehicle markings. The company has subsidiaries in Germany, Italy and the United States and with affiliate Hexis companies in the Netherlands, Switzerland and the UK. Hexis exports to more than 40 countries worldwide. USA: (951) 739-5999; France: +0033-467 18 66 84; www.hexisgroup.com.

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