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linotype, ludlow, compugraphic, verityper, etc..........

the feed rollers pinch the sheet to push it into the infeed cylinder grippers they release about 3 to 5 inches down the sheet depending on how tight the buckle is set. if ink is transferring to the top roller and offsetting back onto the sheet it would transfer to the blanket also from the sheet...

look at your feeder roller i bet you are picking up ink there and "reprinting" down the sheet until it lifts. try backing off the presure.

we put them in a padding rack spray with spray paint. been doing it for about 10 years

why not stack the three layers of black text in prepress and do in one pass?

bcfront.indd bcback.indd 2x3.5 business on a 24x36 inch canvas no fonts no links. i just got this from a customer about an hour ago, i'm wholesale it came from a print brokers graphic designer. Ah well I am employed.

there is a bottle of amber liquid in the bottom right drawer of my desk the boss gave me. i dont know if he knows its still here. coffee is plentiful and free also.

maybe i can set it up like a light table, lay the press sheet on it and tell them its a scanner that lines up the colors. Maybe Gordo and the guys could actually make that work and we wouldn't have to read color bars anymore.

sales wants to know if we put a 4k monitor up in the press room, to view the pdfs, if we could match "what they see on their screens" better. It's beer o'clock see everyone on monday.

No Title check your springs in the clamp to see if they are broken. take out and flip the silver rings over or google for new clamps and replace

most ink ductors are pushed by a cam and pulled by a spring with a servo to lock out the ductor. check that the servo is adjusted and or working properly. you can usually pull a cover and see it work

i will run it by the boss and yes xerox is servicing.

sheet is melting or not adhearing

they are in another state it makes it difficult

they want $15000 and the job is due today:/

The folks at metal magic foil and embossing dies still use film in there acid etching systems. every die they ever made has a number on it. they can pull the original film and remake an exact die from the first day they were open.

we just recieved an igen 4 from our sister shop because they got an igen 5. we are operating without any experience and not much training on this machine. i would appreciate some tips on running 14mil poliprint, or any other polyester materiel that is available. thanks

how many impressions per hour do you get on a nuclear printing press

metal magic in phoenix does this on some dies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mouut6o3ZcI they have a couple vids on you tube and they still do hand sculpted emboss dies

we do that here also. this is something different. maybe silk screened like kees says. an ink guy told me its cheep ink that just comes off the sheet.