Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
overs
Spanish translation:
merma (overruns)
Added to glossary by
Darío Giménez
Jan 2, 2010 11:59
14 yrs ago
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English term
overs
English to Spanish
Tech/Engineering
Printing & Publishing
(...) These realisations spawned a new generation of digital finishing products and systems, starting with the introduction of the X product at Drupa in 2000 – the first automated means of creasing digital output prior to folding.
The blade and matrix creasing method which was patented for the X product– and which has since been used in all its creasing products – ensures a quality finish, unlike scoring which can itself cause damage to the substrate.
Mr. X explains the importance of this, “Take a common enough situation where there is a run of just 100 to be finished. Using old-fashioned methods would naturally involve "OVERS" that could in some cases be as high as 70%, which just cannot be sustained in a digital environment"
The blade and matrix creasing method which was patented for the X product– and which has since been used in all its creasing products – ensures a quality finish, unlike scoring which can itself cause damage to the substrate.
Mr. X explains the importance of this, “Take a common enough situation where there is a run of just 100 to be finished. Using old-fashioned methods would naturally involve "OVERS" that could in some cases be as high as 70%, which just cannot be sustained in a digital environment"
Proposed translations
(Spanish)
4 +2 | merma (overruns) | Darío Giménez |
4 | De acuerdo con Darío, se refiere a mermas | Sabita |
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Jan 5, 2010 10:11: Darío Giménez Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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merma (overruns)
Se refiere, en mi opinión, al exceso de ejemplares tirados que son necesarios para ajustar el manipulado en cuestión y para que queden correctos el total de ejemplares que componen la tirada. Yo diría que es una contracción de "overruns".
Unas Refs:
Merma
Inglés: Overs, Sheet waste, Paper waste
Francés: Gâche papier
En imprenta, papel que no resulta en impresos útiles sino que necesariamente se desperdicia en operaciones como el arranque de máquinas, el reglaje de éstas, los cortes de rebabas, los finales de impresión, etc... En la merma también se incluyen los impresos mal realizados por cualquier motivo (la llamada maculatura). Aunque algo de merma es técnicamente inevitable, una merma demasiado grande o incontrolada es señal de un proceso de impresión mal gestionada.
http://www.glosariografico.com/categoria_imprenta
Overrun or overs: Copies printed in excess of the specified quantity. (Printing trade terms allow for + - 10 % to represent a completed order.)
http://www.printusa.com/glos.htm
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Note added at 2 días22 horas (2010-01-05 10:10:31 GMT) Post-grading
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Un placer, ayudar... :-)
Unas Refs:
Merma
Inglés: Overs, Sheet waste, Paper waste
Francés: Gâche papier
En imprenta, papel que no resulta en impresos útiles sino que necesariamente se desperdicia en operaciones como el arranque de máquinas, el reglaje de éstas, los cortes de rebabas, los finales de impresión, etc... En la merma también se incluyen los impresos mal realizados por cualquier motivo (la llamada maculatura). Aunque algo de merma es técnicamente inevitable, una merma demasiado grande o incontrolada es señal de un proceso de impresión mal gestionada.
http://www.glosariografico.com/categoria_imprenta
Overrun or overs: Copies printed in excess of the specified quantity. (Printing trade terms allow for + - 10 % to represent a completed order.)
http://www.printusa.com/glos.htm
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Note added at 2 días22 horas (2010-01-05 10:10:31 GMT) Post-grading
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Un placer, ayudar... :-)
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Comment: "¡Muchísimas gracias!"
55 mins
De acuerdo con Darío, se refiere a mermas
TOtalmente de acuerdo con Darío. Se refiere a mermas por sobreproducción.
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