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Metallic inks are opaque so you have to decide what effect you are trying to create.

A printers eye nothing gets by it, was looking all over for that pallet lol

no matter how hard I try they just keep coming back!!

would love for you to post some results of embossing on a 40" offset press, I would be very interested in seeing the results thanks

would think it would be difficult to achieve the 'tonnage' needed to emboss on an offset press

Send it to a company that recovers printing press rollers. They will know what type of rubber you require for UV products. If you know what durometer you want that would be helpful information also

I think maybe a Komori Chambon still moves the impression cylinders for different stock thicknesses. Just in case I am baking you a special treat Cheers

Always willing to learn Alois , what press make does this PDF refer to, some presses have moveble blanket cylinders others move the impression, of course all press blanket cylinders must have some movement to allow for installation of blankets and plates when off impression cheers

Most presses have fixed bearers on plate/blanket cylinders and adjustment for squeeze is done via changes in packing. There are adjustments however for the Pre-Load for the bearers usually checked by using a foil strip. This should only be done by a qualified technician To allow for different...

I assume yellow is last down colour. Has the problem been there forever, any changes to blanket, plate, packing suppliers?

Check your inking/dampening roller settings and condition

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Well we got into the back of the master sheet counter to turn it back and there was a note on it that said 'oh no not again!!'

We have always used 14 Baume gum arabic not sure of the difference between 8 and 14 but never use synthetic gum cheers

Is it picking ink up all over or in only one area, are all units doing it or just one? have you had a FS or ink change to a different supplier, when did it start

no it wont work. WB needs heat and air to dry and was not made to go into an ink duct. Varnish will go into and inking system but beware of allowing it to sit on the rollers too long or you will get very familiar with removing and scrubbing your rollers not sure if these guys can help you out...

Is the problem on all print units or just one. Are you using a central FS tank that supplies all units or does each unit have its own tank. I would suspect it is the FS as you had the issue before you changed the roller. When did you switch FS and did you have the problem before? Has anyone...

Having a foul chemical taste in your mouth is not normal. Something is not right and you may suffer long term affects if someone does not correct the problem

Just my opinion here. Variation exists in eveything and offset printing has the most variation of the printing processes. Printing is never 'full auto' as you describe. In your post there are many references to personal interpretation of the printed result, 'too black, need it calmed down' etc...

The folks here might be able to help https://www.facebook.com/groups/komorifreaks