The document describes several different printing processes: gravure, offset lithography, flexography, screen printing, and photocopying. Gravure uses engraved copper plates to produce high-quality images but is very expensive. Offset lithography uses three cylinders - plate, offset, and impression - to transfer ink economically onto various surfaces. Flexography is a high-speed relief process using rubber plates, though quality varies slightly between products. Screen printing can be used on all materials but is slow to dry. Photocopying replicates images photographically and electrically onto paper but the ink is costly.