The operating procedures and methods of a printing press involve the following key steps: preparing printing materials, adjusting printing press settings, installing the layout, adjusting the printing plate, adjusting the ink ribbon or ink cartridge, adjusting the printing press pressure, and printing , monitor print quality, clean and maintain printing presses. First, prepare printing materials including paper, ink, plates, etc. Then, adjust the press settings based on your printing needs, such as determining printing speed, pressure, and color. Setting up a layout is the placement of what is to be printed on the press, usually using a printing plate or printing plate. Next, you need to adjust the printing plate to ensure that it is aligned with the surface of the printing material, and to obtain the ideal printing effect by adjusting the angle and position of the printing plate. The adjustment of the ink ribbon or cartridge is to control the supply of ink to ensure uniform and clear printing quality. The pressure of the printing press is adjusted to ensure good contact between the printing plate and the printing material to obtain clear printing results. Once setup is complete, printing operations can begin. During the printing process, print quality needs to be closely monitored to ensure there are no errors or defects. After printing is completed, the printing press needs to be cleaned in time to ensure its normal operation, and necessary maintenance work is performed, such as replacing damaged parts or adjusting the machine's performance.