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    To Salo - What SIDs were you hitting for your G7 "Extreme"?

    You could also try this method, which is pretty straightforward:

    Quality In Print: DMaxx

    best, gordon p

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    Hello Gordo,
    the densities are: C1.65, M1.65, Y1.23 K1.95 - paper excluded
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    Salo
    Last edited by Salo; 03-19-2010 at 03:34 AM.

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    [And another strange problem: the plates are made with CTP - polymer plates ( Fuji ). Every 5000-1000 sheets I must change the plates because I'm loosing the highlights ! - and this is more visible on the magenta plate. I verified the plates at the beginning- with an iCPlate ( the plates are linearized ) and the rasters are there ; but disappears when printing. Any ideas ?

    Hello

    I had similar problem with Photopolymer plates as well. Some points which you really need to check :

    - Use a temperature strip underneath of plate to define real preheat temperature. It should be measured between 100 - 125 C
    - Be sure chemical is fresh, check processor parameters acording to Fuji (speed,temp,brush speed etc.) and readjust brush pressure
    - Use gum which suggested by Fuji
    - Recheck focus and exposure power. What I know exposure power is around 50 - 70 mj/cm2 for Fuji
    - Some fountain solutions can be aggressive on plate surface. Ask your plate provider

    If everything is done properly, then plate emission itself has problem. Call service.

    Hope it helps

    Regards
    Ozkan


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