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Reprography

The reproduction of documents, drawings, and the like, by any process using light or photography, as xerography, diazo, or offset printing; contraction derived from REPROduction + photoGRAPHY. Reprographics is the broad category for all specialised (art, engineering, architecture) and general office copying; and is cost effective for small to medium quantity duplication in competition with commercial pressruns. See duplex, simplex, quick printing, demand printing.

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