The main differences
Personalization:
Printing: Allows for easy personalization of documents, such as adding individual names or addresses. This is often done through digital printing processes.
Drukken: Personalization can be more challenging and typically requires additional setup for each personalized element. This is more common in offset printing.
Color Usage:
Printing: Offers more flexibility in color usage, including the ability to print full-color images and graphics with high accuracy.
Drukken: While offset printing can also produce high-quality color prints, it may be more limited in terms of color options and accuracy compared to digital printing.
Production Quantities:
Printing: Well-suited for small to medium print runs due to its digital nature, which allows for cost-effective production of smaller quantities.
Drukken: Generally more economical for larger print runs due to lower per-unit costs once setup costs are amortized.