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22 Cards in this Set
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setoff
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-ink coverage (sticky ink)
-pile heigh and weight of paper *less setoff for uncoated |
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hickeys
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dirt and dust will prevent blanket from receiving ink
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register deviations
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alignment of image
-too much pressure |
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chalking
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ink rub off, ink paper compatibility
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doubling
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blanket tensions
-can be circumferential or lateral |
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sheet tears
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paper damage,
small tear in blanket can ruin it ($200) |
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smearing
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contact with a machine part
-prevent using coating |
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slurring
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deformation of dots,
dots are elapsed rather than round -printing pressures and blanket tensions |
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blanket smash
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faint image where smash is
-can still sometime be used |
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repelling
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happens with 5-7 colours, additional layers of ink
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strike-through
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paper isn't thick enough- shows through, strike through
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picking
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ruptured surface, blanket holds on to too much ink, press running to fast
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tinting
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ink/dampening solution imbalance
get image where you don't want it |
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electrostatic charge
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seasonal- winter dry seasons
lack of humidity friction with machine parts |
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ghosting
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imbalance with ink drying and ink thats already dried
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piling
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ink build up, happens with heavy coverage
-stop machine and wash everything |
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emulsification
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ink in non image areas
too much dampening solution |
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scumming
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ink/dampening imbalance
pH |
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wrinkling
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too much pressure
wavy and tight edges cause wrinkles |
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mottling
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splotchy appearance (typically darker tint)
solution: changing sequence of ink |
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blisters
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heat set web moisture in paper covered with ink causes blisters
solution: speed up press, less time in oven |
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peeling of ink particles
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peeling ink off of rollers
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