Digitaltryk
Digitaltryk, in Danish, refers to digital printing, a method of producing prints directly from digital data without film or plates. Digital presses apply ink or toner to substrates such as paper, film, textiles, or packaging materials, enabling production from small to large formats.
Two primary technologies dominate digitaltryk: inkjet, which ejects microscopic droplets of liquid ink through nozzles, and
The typical workflow includes file preparation, color management, RIP-driven rendering, proofing, and finishing steps such as
Applications cover commercial printing (invitations, brochures, posters), photo printing, packaging prototypes, labels, banners, textiles, and on-demand
Advantages include no setup plates, reduced waste, on-demand production, easy customization, and tighter integration with digital
In Denmark, the term digitaltryk is widely used as both a generic description and a brand name.