Edgeline printing

Edgeline printing is a special way of printing pictures and words on paper. Imagine you have a big coloring book, and you want to color all the way to the edge of each page. That's kind of what edgeline printing does - it prints all the way to the edge of the paper instead of leaving a white border.

Normally, printers have small margins where they can't print, so there's always a little bit of white space around the edges of a picture or document. But edgeline printing machines can get really close to the edge of the paper, which means you can get full-bleed prints, or prints without any white border at all!

It's kind of like when you color really carefully and try to stay within the lines, but with edgeline printing, you can color all the way to the edge of the page without worrying about going outside the lines.

The technology that makes this possible is pretty complicated, but basically, the edgeline printer uses special ink and paper that work together to make sure the ink doesn't smear or bleed outside the edges of the paper. And the printer itself is designed to print right up to the very edge of the paper without messing up the picture or document.

So, to sum it up, edgeline printing is a special way of printing that allows you to print all the way to the edge of the paper, without leaving any white space around the edges. It's like coloring all the way to the edge of the page without going outside the lines!