Allern.

Brit.

/ˈalə/, U.S.

/ˈælər/

Origin: Apparently from a proper name. Etymon: proper name Aller.

Etymology: Apparently < the name of Claes Aller (1905–62), engineer and director of the printing and publishing business Carl Aller's Etablissement in Copenhagen (founded by his grandfather), who developed offset plates suitable for high-speed printing.

Printing. Now rare.

1. attributive, esp. in Aller process. Designating an offset printing process in which a copper-coated steel plate is used to transfer the image.

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1940 Inland Printer, Amer. Lithographer Oct. 61/1 Bi-metalllc plates are making their appearance as both intaglio plates and relief plates, such as the Alkuprint plates, Aller Process, and Basebond plates.

1948 Photogr. Jrnl. A. 88 95/3 The Aller technique may be contrasted with Coates process, which uses chromium electro-deposited on copper.

1962 Galesburg (Illinois) Register-Mail 14 Nov. 33/1 Claes Aller, 57, inventor of the ‘Aller Process’ for the printing industry, died Tuesday.

1997 D. Reed Pop. Mag. in Brit. & U.S., 1880–1960 195 In Denmark the Aller process brought the bimetallic plate on to the lithography market.

2. Aller plate n. the bimetallic printing plate used in the Aller process.

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1950 Inland Printer Feb. 42/1 The tri-metal plate and the Aller plate depend on copper as the metal for the image areas.

1967 E. Chambers Photolitho-offset xiv. 218 The Aller plate..is a stainless steel base plate electroplated with a thin coating of copper.

1970 E. A. D. Hutchings Surv. Printing Processes (1978) v. 95 The negative working Aller plate consists of a base of stainless steel on which a thin coating of copper has been electrodeposited.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2012; most recently modified version published online June 2022).

单词	aller
释义	Allern. Brit. /ˈalə/, U.S. /ˈælər/ Origin: Apparently from a proper name. Etymon: proper name Aller. Etymology: Apparently < the name of Claes Aller (1905–62), engineer and director of the printing and publishing business Carl Aller's Etablissement in Copenhagen (founded by his grandfather), who developed offset plates suitable for high-speed printing. Printing. Now rare. 1. attributive, esp. in Aller process. Designating an offset printing process in which a copper-coated steel plate is used to transfer the image. ΚΠ 1940 Inland Printer, Amer. Lithographer Oct. 61/1 Bi-metalllc plates are making their appearance as both intaglio plates and relief plates, such as the Alkuprint plates, Aller Process, and Basebond plates. 1948 Photogr. Jrnl. A. 88 95/3 The Aller technique may be contrasted with Coates process, which uses chromium electro-deposited on copper. 1962 Galesburg (Illinois) Register-Mail 14 Nov. 33/1 Claes Aller, 57, inventor of the ‘Aller Process’ for the printing industry, died Tuesday. 1997 D. Reed Pop. Mag. in Brit. & U.S., 1880–1960 195 In Denmark the Aller process brought the bimetallic plate on to the lithography market. 2. Aller plate n. the bimetallic printing plate used in the Aller process. ΚΠ 1950 Inland Printer Feb. 42/1 The tri-metal plate and the Aller plate depend on copper as the metal for the image areas. 1967 E. Chambers Photolitho-offset xiv. 218 The Aller plate..is a stainless steel base plate electroplated with a thin coating of copper. 1970 E. A. D. Hutchings Surv. Printing Processes (1978) v. 95 The negative working Aller plate consists of a base of stainless steel on which a thin coating of copper has been electrodeposited. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, September 2012; most recently modified version published online June 2022). < n.1940
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