Crop Marks
/ˈkrɒp mɑːrks/
Definitions
- (n.) Lines or marks printed on the corners or edges of a printed sheet to indicate where the paper should be trimmed or cut.
The printer used crop marks to ensure precise trimming of the legal documents.
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- crop mark
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Commentary
In legal printing, crop marks help maintain document integrity by guiding accurate cutting, especially for official forms and contracts.
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