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<p>On 2018-12-14 15:23, Paul Allen wrote:</p>
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<div>Even so, the primary distinction between a jobbing printer and a newspaper/book printer is not</div>
<div>the equipment used or the size of the operation but the type of output. That said, jobbing printers</div>
<div>tend to be smaller than newspaper/book printers and the older/smaller jobbing printers tend to use letterpress rather than offset litho.</div>
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<div>A better distinction would be that newspaper presses are web-fed (the paper comes on huge rolls) not sheet-fed. They also have fully automated collation and other post-press processing.</div>
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<div>Not sure about book printers... Most likely they use sheet-fed presses for smaller runs, and web-fed for best sellers.</div>
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