Originally developed in Europe, spirit duplicating was brought to the U.S. market in the early 1930's by Standard. Since then this extremely cost effective method of printing has been the mainstay for printing within the educational environment. Spirit duplicators continue to be popular today using the traditional spirit (methyl alcohol based) fluid as well as newer more ecologically minded fluids as the manner in which images are transferred.
Originally developed in Europe, spirit duplicating was brought to the U.S. market in the early 1930's by Standard. Since then this extremely cost effective method of printing has been the mainstay for printing within the educational environment. Spirit duplicators continue to be popular today using the traditional spirit (methyl alcohol based) fluid as well as newer more ecologically minded fluids as the manner in which images are transferred.
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