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Hi, We are a Litho house with business interests around north america. We do not have digital capabilities, we are looking to partner with a digital printer with the following specific configuration. 1: Xerox iGen 4 (flexible on the front end). 2: Inline Epic Coater. 3: Inline Diecutting. If...

Hi Sunilhedge, Have used Novaplast - Flint in the past. Print inside first, no spray, keep stacks small. Press chemistry has to be spot on. Print on foil - use spray - Carton grade, again keep your stacks small. Normally around the 12 hours drying time. Have done UV also with flint product...

Hi, From memory ISO 12647-2 K: 180 Y: 100 Northern European 125 southern European C: 140 M: 135 Tolerance: +/- 0.07 density points..... Hope I'm right but it's there about AM.

Hi Joy, log onto "photographyireland.net" Join up then post a thread into the Wedding Section....see if you get any bite? I use to do some Design a few years back....no time now. Adrian

Hi Joy, spoke to a few photographers here in Ireland, believe it or not, they one uses Quark Xpress and another few use In Design. Hope this helps Adrian

Hi Joyjia, I suggest you get in touch with some of your local Professional Photographers. This is the best suggestion I can make, they will definately know. Adrian

Hi Gordo, Thanks for the above, In a perfect world the CSR's, Prepress etc etc would highlight these issues when seeing the imposition and the artwork, modifying to suit press / stock size. Putting on Ink take off barts seems like the only logical option, however these involves changing the...

Not allowed to alter the files (Screen Values). It's on 420 mic board, worried the grain direction will have a negative impact when being diecut? Ace

Hi, been there, done that, have the wounds......... In the end I ran, b,c,m,y and flood gloss in run one. Duct Matt UV on Run two......the strike through took 24 hrs to show effect...felt it was too risky! Ace

Hi, I am printing a job on a CD102, the design of the artwork has fine vignette screens on the front panel with a large white out area on the back. The product is running vertically up the sheet, therefore I have two reverse out panels inline running up the sheet. THe press minder has done a...