You can find all information about Printing and Printing Subjects and Printing Style in this blog post.
In this blog post about what is a printing house, we will inform you about where our printing house and Fides Matbaa have come. First of all, we would like to inform you about the Printing House and explain the printing press.
The printing house is a machine or machine park process that prints images, texts, shapes, back passages and various materials (paper, wood, cardboard, plastic, leather, fabric, etc.) by means of a special technique for companies and individuals and quickly brings together multiple copies. We can define it as the name written. Printing house, known as printing technologies, is a word written in Arabic. Other outputs also mean printing house, printing place, digital printing center, printing tool. Today, Ozalit is also in as Digital printing center and Digital offset printing centers.
The Coming of the Printing House to the West
Thanks to the researches made in the 9th century, it has been proven that the printing press was made by the Chinese and this idea was brought by the ruins in the Tun-Huang cave. Another information is that it is not known clearly whether it was developed by them or whether it came from China, but it is known that in the 4th century, it was applied to play printing patterns on fabric and wood in Egypt. Writing the same technique with arabic scripts can be seen in Egypt in the 9th and 10th centuries.
Research of Turks on Printing
In the 309th issue of Tübitak Bilim ve Teknik Magazine dated August 1993, it is stated that the Turks knew the printing press and used the printing technique in the eighth century AD; “The printing work belongs to the Chinese and the Turks. In the researches conducted by the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences, the languages and cultures of the Turkic peoples who lived in East Turkistan are examined. Tips excavations and obtained do in Turpan region as thought in Turkey in the printing business, for the first time Mainz'l the German Johannes reciprocate were not invented by Gutenberg 8th century AD reveals connections in East Turkestan ".
the first printing press in Turkey
The printing press in our country was first known by Ibrahim Müteferrika in 1729. It started to be used with a delay for the Turks. Today, the printing sector continues to develop with many machines and new technology machinery. Printing on a variety of products and serving the industry continues to grow.