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/roʊˈtɛri ˈprɛs/ · ro.ta.ry press
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- A printing press that uses a rotating cylinder to print large quantities of paper. The rotary press was invented in the late 19th century and revolutionized the printing industry.
- A machine that uses a rotating drum to apply pressure and print images or text onto a surface. The rotary press is commonly used in commercial printing to produce high-quality prints quickly and efficiently.
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Did you know? The rotary press played a significant role in the development of modern newspapers, enabling mass production and widespread dissemination of news and information.