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    Default Technical paper: Ink - Fillers used in ink

    A goot technical read for those that care:
    http://publications.theseus.fi/bitst...pdf?sequence=1
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    Another 'goot' extender for ink is Gilsonite, it is cheep as dirt because it is dirt!
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    Thanks for sharing

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    Testing a filler for offset printing with a test set using only the cyan that already has 4% Kaolin as an additive and then doing the test without any water or fountain solution. We only did cyan ink

    Go to the following pages in the report.


    "page 110 Materials and equipment

    page 112 Sun Ink with 4%Kaolin used as a base for the test



    page 115

    IGT AIC2-5 of Metropolia comes without the possibility to use dampening solution, and therefore no tests can be made to study the ink/water emulsification. This is one aspect that has to be considered when interpreting the result part of
    this study.


    page 131

    •  The IGT-printability tester used offered no opportunity to use dampening

    solution; hence no information is available whether the fillers impact on ink/water emulsification which is substantial part of the offset lithograph"


    Well we did this test and here are our conclusions but we didn't use any water or fountain solution and our starter inks set already had 4% kaolin so we really couldn't tell how the additive work by itself but we know how it works with Kaolin without any water or fountain solution. We only did cyan ink and don't have any idea how the new filler reacts with yellow or magenta or black.
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    Yes Green printer you are correct, it's not realy giving results for the real world. Although the artical is still good and gives you some technical info Re: inks & their composition.
    I must say by the time i got to the end of the paper, my head hurt..


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