Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

ozalid

noun

/ˈɒz.ə.lɪd/

Definition

A type of duplicating process used in the reproduction of drawings and documents, particularly in engineering and architectural contexts.

Examples

The architect provided an ozalid of the building plans for the contractor.
Using ozalid copies, the team was able to share their designs efficiently.
Before digital printing, ozalid machines were essential for producing quick drafts.

Meaning

Ozalid refers to a method of producing copies of technical drawings and documents, primarily through a light-sensitive process that transfers the original image onto a special paper.