Knowledge / Prints / Postage Stamp Embossings / Printers Waste

Postage stamp embossing printers waste: during the production of a postage stamp embossing arising printers waste

With postage stamp embos-sing: postage stamp with not intended style with postage stamp embossing caused by printers waste

Missing postage stamp em-bossing: postage stamp with not printed postage stamp embos-sing caused by printers waste

Partly coloured postage stamp embossing: postage stamp embossing plate that touched the ink roller and was therefore partially printed in color caused by printers waste

Shifted postage stamp em-bossing: postage stamp with shifted postage stamp embossing to another position as intended caused by printers waste

Split postage stamp embos-sing: postage stamp with shifted postage stamp embossing which is extended over multiple sheet positions caused by printers waste

Inverted postage stamp em-bossing: postage stamp with 180 degrees rotated horizontal postage stamp embossing caus-ed by printers waste

Double postage stamp em-bosing: postage stamp with twice instead once postage stamp embossing caused by printers waste

Double postage stamp em-bossing one inverted: postage stamp with twice (horizontal and inverted) instead once horizontal postage stamp embossing caus-ed by printers waste

Double inverted postage stamp embossing: postage stamp with twice (both inverted) instead once horizontal postage stamp embossing caused by printers waste

Triple postage stamp em-bosing: postage stamp with triple instead once postage stamp embossing caused by printers waste

Postage stamp embossing with albino postage stamp design print: postage stamp with colourless instead coloured postage stamp design print caus-ed by printers waste; only the postage stamp embossing and the embossed outlines of the postage stamp design print are visible

Light postage stamp embos-sing: postage stamp with clear but too light postage stamp embossing caused by printers waste

Strong postage stamp em-bossing: postage stamp with clear but too strong postage stamp embossing caused by printers waste