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I am looking for the specifications for the blanket punch pattern for a Sakurai. Specifically punch #57. Old blankets were tossed.

PMS colors are alive and well. Some original base colors like reflex and warm red do not stand up to the curing lights in the coating system. Coatable shades of these are now available but the pigments arent the same so when you are mixing say PMS 281 old school would be 94.10% reflex and 5.90%...

16 brokers sharing an office.....

Aztech Pressroom Products (Jerry) 480-545-6690 Jerry can help you with the ink and chemistry you need to keep running.

I sell a pt-600 blanket to a couple shops that would meet all your needs. .067/.077 thick surface roughness is 0.8. are you in the U.S.?

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i would start with fresh blankets and fresh packing

I have seen people get promoted just to keep them from actually doing work and screwing it up.

Dry Offset transfers from plate/image to a blanket. letterpress prints from the image directly to the substrate.

https://www.uline.com/BL_2154/Foam-Protectors we use a variety of this type of packing. every job needs something unique it seems. real bulky items go on a skid or in a crate and ship freight just to give them a chance of arriving unscathed.

flatten in photoshop

on what machine?

thanks, much appreciated.

we are a wholesale printer that works with alot of brokers so we are 2 or 3 steps from the end user sometimes. are we the mail owner or are we a mailing agent. it seems to make a difference when doing the paper work.

etsy, ebay, craigslist, print forums. i would put it up anywhere you can for free and hope someone who wants it sees it.

call therm o type they can customize alot of their machinery to suit your needs

https://www.thermotype.com/Wordpress/PDF_Files/RAS-mc-Right-angle-slitter-Brochure.pdf check out this machine. we have used their business card slitters for 30 years they are built tough and easy to run.

we use this, http://www.mitsubishiimaging.com/the...te-system.html for short runs, 3500 and less on ryobi 3302's. no chemicals. traps and screens are ok as long as your not trying to do too many impressions. the plates are paper backed. not poli.

https://www.presstek.com/products-di-75di.htm

i have done 72 teeth per inch on up to 65lb cover. we make in house so we are able to adjust and control the perfing.