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I have been reading quite a bit about this ink, however only have seen this in Europe. Have you seen a increase in strength of ink compared to the older sets you have been using?

any printing issues that need to be addressed when using a film laminate for dry erase applications?

Scentisphere inks, is by far the best that we have seen over here. The company offers numerous inks for heatset, sheetfed and different types of transport through the press.

We have tried Sun, INX and Hostmann fluorescence down here with very little trouble on wet vs. dry. Of course most of the time when we use these inks we coated with aq from CnA. What level of fluorescence are you using?

Have you tried using a layflat coating? Even using some of the stay open inks it works better in bindery. Also, may I ask what kind of hard dry ink are you using? I have used both Sun and Hostmann with similar results. Thanks

Have you tried adding teflon wax to the varnish? It has worked for us running on Komori

We have had one for a few years down here and while the machine is good it is not the end all to be all. It does save time on small runs. However, just like in longer runs, say over 20-30 lbs, I have found that it is better just to mix the ink at the manufacture. Just like there we are seeing...

We still do have them and they are all model RO-M roughly from 1990.

Hey, regarding the Hostmann ink both rapida and the new resista. Have you seen any change in dot gains and/or control on press moving from coated to silks/matte/opaques?

Currently in Houston Texas.

Hello to all, I was wondering if anyone in the community would know where I might find a buyer for three Mosca Strappers. They have not bee used in quite sometime and need a little work on two with the other one being used as parts.