lithographic (Meaning)
Wordnet
lithographic (a)
of or produced by or involved in lithography
Webster
lithographic (a.)
Alt. of Lithographical
Synonyms & Antonyms of lithographic
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lithographic Sentence Examples
- The lithographic press was invented by Alois Senefelder in 1796, revolutionizing printing technology.
- Lithographic printing involves using a flat surface made of limestone or metal with an image drawn on it.
- The lithographic process is based on the principle that oil and water repel each other.
- A lithographic plate is prepared by applying a greasy substance to the surface and then etching it with acid.
- During lithographic printing, the non-image areas of the plate are dampened with water, which prevents the greasy ink from adhering to them.
- The image areas of the lithographic plate attract the greasy ink, creating a print.
- Lithographic printing is known for producing high-quality, detailed images.
- The lithographic method is commonly used for printing posters, maps, and other artwork.
- Lithographic printing is also employed in the production of stamps and banknotes due to its security features.
- Modern lithographic presses use advanced technology to achieve precise and efficient printing.
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of or produced by or involved in lithographyAlt. of Lithographical
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The lithographic press was invented by Alois Senefelder in 1796, revolutionizing printing technology.
Lithographic printing involves using a flat surface made of limestone or metal with an image drawn on it.
The lithographic process is based on the principle that oil and water repel each other.
A lithographic plate is prepared by applying a greasy substance to the surface and then etching it with acid.
