ProductionOperationKind
ISO 19593-1 production / finishing operation kind
CUTA through cut that separates the substrate — the ISO 19593-1 Cutting step.
REVERSE_CUTA cut made from the reverse of the sheet, for artwork that is viewed through the substrate.
PARTIAL_CUTA 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.
CREASEA pressed line that lets the substrate fold cleanly without cracking. Covers both the front and reverse variants.
FOLDA fold line, marking where the substrate is folded rather than where it is creased.
PERFORATEA line of small cuts leaving the substrate joined but tearable by hand.
PUNCHA shaped hole made with a punch tool.
DRILLA round drilled hole, typically for ring binding.
GLUEAn area where adhesive is applied when the item is assembled.
BLEEDThe declared bleed region — artwork extending past the cut so no white edge shows after trimming.
VARNISHA coating applied over the printed surface, whether flood or spot.
WHITE_UNDERPRINTA white ink layer laid under the artwork, so colours stay opaque on clear or metallic substrates.
DIMENSIONDimension annotations on the artwork. Documentation for the operator, not something the press or finishing line produces.
POSITIONPositional markers on the artwork, again documentation rather than a produced feature.
LEGENDJob legend and marks — colour bars, registration marks, slugs — which sit off the finished product.
CUSTOMA 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.
UNKNOWNThe engine reported an operation kind this build does not recognise, typically from a newer engine version.
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"""ISO 19593-1 production / finishing operation kind"""
enum ProductionOperationKind {
"""
A through cut that separates the substrate — the ISO 19593-1 Cutting step.
"""
CUT
"""
A cut made from the reverse of the sheet, for artwork that is viewed through the substrate.
"""
REVERSE_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.
"""
PARTIAL_CUT
"""
A pressed line that lets the substrate fold cleanly without cracking. Covers both the front and reverse variants.
"""
CREASE
"""
A fold line, marking where the substrate is folded rather than where it is creased.
"""
FOLD
"""
A line of small cuts leaving the substrate joined but tearable by hand.
"""
PERFORATE
"""A shaped hole made with a punch tool."""
PUNCH
"""A round drilled hole, typically for ring binding."""
DRILL
"""An area where adhesive is applied when the item is assembled."""
GLUE
"""
The declared bleed region — artwork extending past the cut so no white edge shows after trimming.
"""
BLEED
"""A coating applied over the printed surface, whether flood or spot."""
VARNISH
"""
A white ink layer laid under the artwork, so colours stay opaque on clear or metallic substrates.
"""
WHITE_UNDERPRINT
"""
Dimension annotations on the artwork. Documentation for the operator, not something the press or finishing line produces.
"""
DIMENSION
"""
Positional markers on the artwork, again documentation rather than a produced feature.
"""
POSITION
"""
Job legend and marks — colour bars, registration marks, slugs — which sit off the finished product.
"""
LEGEND
"""
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.
"""
CUSTOM
"""
The engine reported an operation kind this build does not recognise, typically from a newer engine version.
"""
UNKNOWN
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