printrun

noun
UK /ˈprɪnt.rʌn/
US /ˈprɪnt.rʌn/

A printrun is how many copies of a book or paper are printed at one time.

The first printrun of the comic book sold out in a week.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The total number of items produced in a single continuous printing process.

The factory completed a printrun of ten thousand flyers before lunch.

3. A single batch of printed material identified as one production unit.

Collectors pay more for books from the original printrun.

4. The act or period of running a printing press for one job.

During the printrun, the machines ran all night.