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Hi John, we recently had a meeting to finalize on issues before we proceed with the test. Interestingly, the printing manager is not sure with your point 2. He is asking what you mean by "roll in the blanket"? Are you saying that after mounting the blankets to the recommended tension, we should...

Tks. Will try to gather more info before conducting the test. Will add in the light solid.

Hi John, thanks for your message. Will discuss this with the printing manager.

Hi all, we are planning to run a test on blankets from different suppliers. Question is: 1. What kind of test form do we use for a blanket test? 2. What should we be looking for in the test form? 3. Are the differences significant enough for us to tell which ones are good? Thanks for helping.

Selling 4 year old Kodak Approval XP4/2400. Complete with Approval AIT Software, Laminator, Dell Workstation and scanning spectrophotometer. Item is in very good condition. Interested party, please email to : [email protected]

Hi al Know of anyone looking to buy the Kodak Approval XP4? We have a 4 year old unit that we would like to sell. Please email me at: [email protected] We are located in Singapore and can arrange for Kodak Singapore to do the shipment. Thanks.

Hi Bob It is printed sheetfed. The spray power is ok. It is only after binding that we noticed that the pages stick together. Also in the black pages, you see lots of dust specks. The funny thing is that not all pages are affected.

Hi, can someone help please. We are a book printer and have been printing many books. Recently 2 of our printed books have a problem of the pages sticking together. 1 book has a flood varnish, the other not. What caused these pages to stick together? If it is an ink issue, then shouldn't all the...

Re: Paper mills adding more and more artificial brighters in the papers?? Hi Gordon, thanks for your response. So with added optical brighteners in the paper coating, and "Highly brightened Grade 1 papers make color management virtually impossible unless you proof on the production stock"...

I have heard from a reliable source that the mills are adding more and more artificial brighteners in the paper, which inhibits the reflective properties in the paper-- especially in the cyan (I think)-- so the images-- especially in neutral colors, esp. grays-- go violet under warm lighting...