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Have they all the required visas and insurance to do the installation in your country..

I am assuming this is the water based coating thats sticking.. check your coverage and if you have any slinging or build up on the edges do you have a roll coater or an Anilox coater..

One might be a 'crowned roller' Crowned nip rollers in web offset printing are specialized rollers designed with a slightly larger diameter in the center than at the edges to compensate for roller deflection (bending) under load. This engineering technique ensures that pressure across the nip is...

we used one of these at the press to check our spray powder coverage. https://www.printconcept-gm.de/en/products/inspection-light/ Maybe have your dryer checked out

Running heavy stock our blankets never died of old age...

With that roller train correctly set there is no way you should be getting ghosting that bad...

No experience of using Rilsan in a Dampening unit, have used mainly Ceramic or Chrome. Have used Rilsan a lot in the inking system as a distributor roller. We switched to Ebonite as Rilsan was very expensive and took a long time to turnaround and Ebonite recovering could be obtained locally, we...

Always keep an eye on your rubber roller Durometer as this will affect the metering of water through the nip

https://westernroller.com/products/print/

How often do you De-sensitize the chrome rollers. 600 sounds like very hard water, do you have any plans to install some form of water treatrment. Have your FS supplier look into adding some more Gum Arabic to your font. Hard Water Indicator: Raw water with conductivity greater than 500...

Copper rollers Last longer than the Rilsan Rollers, Ink stripping is a rarity, Copper rollers also have excellent thermal conductivity, which makes them suitable for temperature-controlled inking systems where precise temperature management is essential for ink viscosity. Of course if roller...

Good to see an old 'Windmill Platen' still in use

Used 'water stops' for many years on our web presses. Also used air bars (air curtain) on the rollers to reduce the amount of moisture on the ends. Water stops much cheaper and requires far less technology.

Maybe you just need to find a tape with the right balance of adhesion, cushioning, and hardness.

Thought I read somewhere about checking mounting tape?