pressrun
/ˈprɛsˌrʌn/
noun
- The total number of copies of a newspaper, magazine, or book printed in one operation.
- The newspaper increased its pressrun for the election special edition.
- The first pressrun of the novel was 50,000 copies.
- A smaller pressrun helps reduce waste if the book doesn't sell well.
- The process or duration of operating a printing press for a particular job.
- They scheduled the pressrun for early morning to meet the deadline.
- During the pressrun, the technician checked the ink levels regularly.
- The pressrun took six hours to complete.