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ProductionOperationKind
Type: Enum
ISO 19593-1 production / finishing operation kind
Values
| Value | Description | Deprecated |
|---|---|---|
BLEED | The declared bleed region — artwork extending past the cut so no white edge shows after trimming. | |
CREASE | A pressed line that lets the substrate fold cleanly without cracking. Covers both the front and reverse variants. | |
CUSTOM | A processing step whose group or type is not one ISO 19593-1 defines. The raw group and type strings are preserved on the operation so the original intent is not lost. | |
CUT | A through cut that separates the substrate — the ISO 19593-1 Cutting step. | |
DIMENSION | Dimension annotations on the artwork. Documentation for the operator, not something the press or finishing line produces. | |
DRILL | A round drilled hole, typically for ring binding. | |
FOLD | A fold line, marking where the substrate is folded rather than where it is creased. | |
GLUE | An area where adhesive is applied when the item is assembled. | |
LEGEND | Job legend and marks — colour bars, registration marks, slugs — which sit off the finished product. | |
PARTIAL_CUT | A cut that does not go through the full thickness, such as a kiss cut through a face stock but not its liner. Covers both the front and reverse variants. | |
PERFORATE | A line of small cuts leaving the substrate joined but tearable by hand. | |
POSITION | Positional markers on the artwork, again documentation rather than a produced feature. | |
PUNCH | A shaped hole made with a punch tool. | |
REVERSE_CUT | A cut made from the reverse of the sheet, for artwork that is viewed through the substrate. | |
UNKNOWN | The engine reported an operation kind this build does not recognise, typically from a newer engine version. | |
VARNISH | A coating applied over the printed surface, whether flood or spot. | |
WHITE_UNDERPRINT | A white ink layer laid under the artwork, so colours stay opaque on clear or metallic substrates. |