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Here's a suggestion, never buy another komori. Sounds like a right dogs dinner

Are you using R.O water? Your alcohol is too high as is your fount solution. Fuji plates are supposed to be good on an XL, with hardly any picture framing!? What rollers are you on? Does your press run at 15k or 18k? Do you check your roller settings often? Your water temperature is a little...

What speeds are you running at? and which ink manufacturer are you using?

It means that your ink is drying too fast, your press man should know this if not its time for a change. Try thinning the ink a little with gel supplied from the ink supplier. Watch out for scumming/catch up after thinning. If you need a new man im there, ha ha

What sort of speeds are you running at?

We bin all of our plates.

Whats that calcium fix like?

Old men cant operate mobile phones never mind a fully automated machine. Yes maybe they have a good eye for colour? but as for the new toys on the machine I would say clueless.

Im on an XL 105 and we use Westland rollers for the damping system and bottcher for all others we have done 40 million impressions this year genrally running at 18000 iph. I have replaced 3 pans and 5 dampers. No bottcher rollers have needed replacing. However I trialed a bottcher pan and it...

Couldnt agree more.:)

oops wrong section. First time post. The machine can be the cats tits or it can be the cats sh*t.

Its obviously a press problem its to do with your fount, alcohol and water balance. Best way to tell is to put plates on and just keep running its only when you pull up the press that spots will appear unless you leave your dampers dropped on when not in production mode.

hello im a new member. Im looking for people with experience on XL 105's. How do you find it? Any common problems you have? Thanks.