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Block Leveller

The Block leveller was created by Horace W Hacker. His patent filled in 1924. Its use, milling stock to type high .918″. Produced by his firm, Hacker Manufacturing, (Horace Hacker Co) they were bought out in 1937 by Vandercook & Sons. The rebadged Hacker, was named the Vandercook Block leveller and its design was then licensed out to F.A.G…

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How to can I use photopolymer in letterpress?

Photopolymer is perfect if you want to create tatty type or crisp characters. It can hold a safe line of 0.5 and It allows you to produce un bounding designs as Its limitations are endless. The cost of a photopolymer is not dependent on how much detail is desired but its price rather by a…

How can multi-sensory design aid shopping experience? Ma Hons Thesis

How can multi-sensory design aid shopping experience? Ba Hons Thesis

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What are photopolymer plates?

Photopolymer plates are used in letterpress for their reproductive durability & hardness. Giving you thousands of impressions & crisp printing. The plates are flexographic until mounted to type high (British) .918″ if used in a printing press. This plate is perfect for all applications such as pottery, stamping, Signcraft Or creating Brail Text. Popular heights…

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