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reprographics

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reprographics
Duplicating printed materials using various kinds of printing presses and high-speed copiers.
reprographics [¦rē·prə′graf·iks]
(graphic arts)
The generation of graphic images by using an interactive network linking several mechanical, electronic, and electromechanical devices, such as typewriters, optical character readers, magnetic disks, and computers capable of graphical outputs.
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