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  • ACTIVITIES 1. Find words and word combinations of the essential vocabulary in the text and translate the sentences they are used in into Russian.

  • 3. Match the two halves of the phrases and translate them

  • 4. Fill in the gaps using the words from the box

  • 5. Match the term with the definition

  • 6. Agree or disagree with the statements

  • 7. Complete the sentences

  • 8. Translate from Russian into English

  • 9. Find in the text the sentences with relative clauses.

  • To refer to people To refer to things Subject

  • 10. Look at the following sentences and decide whether they have got defining (D) or non-defining (N) relative clauses

  • 11. Write down 10 sentences of your own with the relative clauses. Unit FIVE TEXT 1LETTERPRESS

  • Platen (or clam-shell) presses

  • Sheetfed flatbed presses

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    ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY
    Words and Word Combinations


    1. intaglio

    2. engraving

    3. etching

    4. depression

    5. gapless gravure cylinder

    6. galvanic

    7. thick-walled

    8. flanged journal

    9. pigment paper

    10. chrome saline solution

    11. lathe –like

    12. diamond stylus

    13. penetrate

    14. laser beam

    15. solid-state laser

    16. chrome-plated

    17. grinding

    18. saw tooth effect

    19. deflection

    20. ink meniscus

    21. low viscosity

    22. indented elements

    23. foam formatting

    24. ink splashing

    25. ink trough

    26. doctor blade




    1. brand-name

    2. washing detergent

    3. wrapping paper



    ACTIVITIES
    1. Find words and word combinations of the essential vocabulary in the text and translate the sentences they are used in into Russian.


    2. Answer the following questions:


      1. What is the position of the image areas in gravure printing?

      2. What run is gravure printing profitable for?

      3. What is usually printed by means of gravure?

      4. What units does the gravure printing press consist of?

      5. How is the gravure printing cylinder produced?

      6. What are the special features of the impression roller in gravure printing?

      7. What is doctor blade? What is it made of?

      8. What is the function of doctor blade?

      9. What kind of ink is used in gravure printing?

      10. What types of the drying systems are used now?

      11. What is the quality of gravure print?

      12. Describe the process of gravure printing.



    3. Match the two halves of the phrases and translate them:



    1

    industrialized

    A

    magazine

    2

    weekly

    B

    engraving

    3

    pigment

    C

    layer

    4

    electromechanical

    D

    nation

    5

    gravure

    E

    paper

    6

    zinc

    F

    blade

    7

    impression

    G

    goods

    8

    doctor

    H

    cylinder

    9

    low

    I

    viscosity

    10

    Brand-name

    J

    roller



    4. Fill in the gaps using the words from the box:



    Diamond, long, depression, laser, pigment, impression, cells, doctor blade, low viscosity, nozzle dryers.




      1. The paper is forced into the ink-filled ----------- to transfer an image to the paper.

      2. Gravure printing is principally used for ---- runs.

      3. Conventional etching processes use a ------- paper which is coated with a gelatin layer.

      4. The ------- penetrates the copper at different depths and produces the cells.

      5. ----- engraving opens several new doors for gravure printing.

      6. The ---------- cylinder must be stable, and as small as possible in its diameter to assure a narrow printing nip for a better print.

      7. In gravure printing the ink must be applied into engraved ----- of the gravure cylinder surface.

      8. The superfluous ink must be removed from the gravure cylinder surface by means of a ------ -----.

      9. The ink used for gravure printing has --- ---------.

      10. The modern high-velocity ------ ------ can operate without the need for heating the air.

    5. Match the term with the definition:



    1

    Doctor blade

    A

    The science, art and technology of enclosing or protecting product for distribution, storage, sale and use.

    2

    Engraving

    B

    A type of intaglio printing process in that it involves engraving the image onto an image carrier.

    3

    Etching

    C

    Special tool, consists of thin, wear- resistant steel strip that is used to remove or control the flow liquid on a flat surface

    4

    Gravure

    D

    The practice of incising a design onto a hard, flat surface.

    5

    Packaging

    E

    Process of using strong acid to cut into the unprotected parts of a metal surface to create a design in intaglio in the metal.



    6. Agree or disagree with the statements:


      1. Gravure printing is a very old printing process.

      2. Ink applied to the surface fills the relief printing elements of the gravure printing plate.

      3. The minimum print run is approximately one thousand copies.

      4. The cells on the printing cylinder can be produced by etching, electromechanical or laser engraving.

      5. In gravure printing the ink must have a very low viscosity.

      6. Doctor blade consists of a thin, wear-resistant steel strip that is bent slightly.

      7. Rotogravure printing units consist of a plate cylinder, an impression cylinder and an inking system.

      8. Gravure is used in packaging for low quality colour printing.



    7. Complete the sentences:


      1. Intaglio is the printing technology in which the non-printing areas are…

      2. Gravure printing is principally used for…

      3. The gravure printing ink must be…

      4. The rotogravure printing press consists of the following units: …

      5. The printing plate in gravure printing is created by means of ….

    8. Translate from Russian into English:
    В глубокой печати запечатываемый материал прижимают к углублениям в поверхности гравированного цилиндра. Первое название этого способа печати произошло от итальянского – инталия (intaglio), что означает “гравировка”. Глубокая печать в современном виде возникла приблизительно в 1860 году, в связи с развитием фотографии и растрирования полутоновых изображений.

    Глубокая печать обрабатывает самый широкий спектр запечатываемых материалов. Eе применяют для изготовления разнообразных видов изделий, от журналов, газетных вкладок и каталогов, до скатертей, обоев, картонных коробок и гибкой упаковки.

    Секция глубокой печати состоит из следующих основных элементов: гравированного цилиндра, красочного корыта, красочного ножа, или ракеля, и обрезиненного печатного цилиндра.

    Прежде чем попасть в печатную секцию, запечатываемый материал обычно проходит через систему равнения края полотна, а затем через систему подготовки поверхности.

    Затем запечатываемый материал поступает в печатную машину; формный цилиндр, частично погруженный в корыто с краской, вращаясь, захватывает краску в углубления. Чтобы краска не осталась на остальной поверхности, её снимает ракельный нож. Печатный цилиндр протягивает запечатываемый материал и прижимает его к формному цилиндру. При соприкосновении материала с выгравированными ячейками красочное изображение переходит на запечатываемый материал. После того, как одна краска оттиснулась, ленту пропускают через сушилку, для того чтобы закрепить оттиск. Процесс повторяется в соответствии с числом используемых красок. Обычно машины глубокой печати приспособлены для печати в восемь красок, но машины для печати на упаковке могут состоять из двенадцати и более секций.

    9. Find in the text the sentences with relative clauses.


    • We use defining relative clauses to add essential information to a sentence.

    • We use these relative pronouns to introduce a defining relative clause:







    To refer to people

    To refer to things

    Subject

    who, that

    which, that

    Object

    (who, that whom)

    (which, that)

    Possessive

    whose

    whose




    • We can omit the relative pronoun when it is the object of the relative clause

    • We use non-defining relative clauses to add non-essential information to a sentence.

    • We use these relative pronouns to introduce a non-defining relative clause:







    To refer to people

    To refer to things

    Subject

    who

    which

    Object

    who ,whom

    which

    Possessive

    whose

    whose




    • We usually use commas to separate a non-defining relative clause from the rest of the sentences.


    .

    10. Look at the following sentences and decide whether they have got defining (D) or non-defining (N) relative clauses:


    1. The design that we selected was in fact the most expensive.

    2. Albrecht Durer, who was one of the first artists of the 1500s, used intaglio printing with highly polished copper plates.

    3. The new investment plan, which was announced on Wednesday, will take five years to complete.

    4. The manager who made the mistake lost his job.

    5. The rotogravure printing department is the one whose contribution has been the most significant this year.


    11. Write down 10 sentences of your own with the relative clauses.

    Unit FIVE
    TEXT 1
    LETTERPRESS
    Letterpress (relief) printing, of which traditional letterpress and flexography form a part, is the oldest printing technology. Printing is done by means of raised printing elements. Letterpress printing is a mechanical technology in which a relatively high pressure is required to transfer the highly viscous, pasty ink to the paper via the hard printing elements. For centuries letterpress printingwith rigid printing plates, made from alloys of lead, tin and antimony, was the dominant printing technology.

    Letterpress printing was the predominant book-printing process. For four centuries it was also the predominant printing technology for posters, announcements, printed matter for churches, government and businesses, single- or two-page local news-sheets, and daily newspapers.

    In the chronology of their development, presses and machinery are subdivided into hand presses and platens, high-speed presses and web presses, on the basis of the different pressing methods involved.

    Platen (or clam-shell) presses are the oldest type and are used for small printing jobs. They consist of a flat bed on which the image (type or plates) are laid and another flat surface, the platen, which is connected to a screw or lever. Paper is laid on the bed and pressed by the platen to transfer the image to the surface.

    Sheetfed flatbed presses feature a cylinder, on which the paper is attached, that rolls over the bed of inked type. This design overcame the problem of uneven impression on the paper surface that often occurred in platen presses.

    In rotary webfed presses a continuous roll of paper is fed between two cylinders, the plate cylinder and the impression cylinder. The plate cylinder, either electrotype or stereotype, is automatically inked and pressed against the paper as it unrolls. After the paper is printed, it can be cut into individual sheets and folded. Flatbed and rotary presses can be designed to print on both sides of the paper simultaneously (perfecting) and to reproduce colour illustration.
    Рис. 3

    In addition to these three types the belt press is used for continuous inline operations of printing and finishing. It can print, collate and bind a complete book in one pass through the press. When a roll of paper is fed, it comes in contact with the first belt which prints all the pages for one side, after the ink drying the paper turned over, and come in contact with the second belt, dried, slit into ribbons, folded, cut into signatures, collated into books and adhesive-bound into preprinted covers.

    A common feature of all letterpress processesis the fact that the printing elements of the plate are raised above the nonprinting elements. The printing elements that are at the same height (image areas) are coated with a layer of ink of constant thickness by the application rollers. This is followed by the transfer of the ink to the substrate.

    Letterpress is still used to print forms, labels, lottery tickets, security papers, telephone books, and paperbacks, though there is a downward trend. Letterpress was also used for newspaper web printing. A few newspaper rotaries are still used both for direct and indirect printing (letterset, with blanket cylinder). The last newspaper letterpress printing presses were delivered in the 1980s.

    The most prevalent printing plate is the wash-off printing plate. There are very different wash-off systems and wash-off depths available in conjunction with different bases. The production process is described using the example of “Nyloprint” printing plates (from BASF).

    The following operational steps are necessary to make the Nyloprint plate:

    • Removal of the protective film.

    • Exposure of the polymer coating through a negative film – the exposed areas cure (crosslink). The smaller the covered areas, the smaller the later depth of the relief. There are flat-bed and external drum imagesetters and also step-and-repeat systems available.

    • The photopolymer that is not crosslinked is washed off with water or an alcohol and water mixture. The print relief is produced.

    • Drying the print relief.

    • The complete polymerization of the print relief, and therefore its curing, is ensured by the flat UV post-exposure.

    The fundamental disadvantages of letterpress printing compared to offset printing are the expensive printing plate, the costly makeready of the printing plate, the limited print quality and the limit of production speed.


    ESSENTIAL VOCABULARY
    Words and Word Combinations


    1. relief

    2. raised printing elements

    3. highly viscous

    4. pasty

    5. rigid

    6. antimony

    7. platen press

    8. clam-shell

    9. flat bed

    10. screw

    11. lever

    12. uneven impression

    13. rotary

    14. inline operations

    15. collate

    16. bind

    17. belt

    18. signature

    19. adhesive

    20. wash-off

    21. photopolymer

    22. makeready



    ACTIVITIES
    1. Find words and word combinations of the essential vocabulary in the text and translate the sentences they are used in into Russian.
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