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emboss Verb to mould or carve a decoration on (a surface) so that it stands out from the surface [Old French embocer]
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| Embossers texture both HDPE and LDPE film in gauges from 0. Besides saving time and labour, embossers are equipped with graphic programmes that enable them to emboss tactile pictures from ink-editions, and they work effectively with the necessary software to reproduce Braille formats of ink-print material, laid out on table. With improvements in technology, however, counterfeiting a credit card has become a multi-step process, often using desktop computer systems and peripherals, including embossers, laminators, and tipping foil, to produce a more realistic looking card, complete with a hologram and fully encoded magnetic strip. |
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