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    Pantone inks mottling on offset stocks

    use a blanket with a soft shore A (48-50) of the face compound, and a low compresible carcass to drive the ink into the sheet. Blankets with hard face shore A, and a higher compressibility carcass tend to mottle on uncoated stocks.
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    who is packing blankets

    The undercut on a SM74 blanket cylinder is .090" use a .077 (4ply gauge) blanket and a single sheet of .014" paper packing. It's not public information who makes blankets for Heid. if its a high quality product with a strong compressible layer that's all the packing you need and is the way I set...
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    Compressable blanket rejuvenators

    You may consider starting at the core of the problem by trying a blanket with better smash resistance. There are several new and inovative design technologies to make a blanket more resistant to sinking and smashing. You may be able to reduce consumption by up to 40% by simply using a blanket...
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    Printing blanket storage

    between 60°F and 85°F between 50% and 65% relative humidity avoid direct sunlight (danger of ozone cracks) away from electric motors (danger of ozone cracks) lying flat or suspended always rubber to rubber and fabric to fabric use "first in, first out" principle
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    Offset Press Blankets

    You may consider getting the blanket manufacterer involved for technical and application support for your evaluation.

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