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Hi Wayne, I had the same issue a few weeks ago, I changed my screen roller for a 14 meter cell one and it didn't changed anything on my print, I did make a mixture of 872/873 but that also didn't wk, the hic is that the job is was printing was just a little logo at about 10 mm , anyway seems...

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What is the function of the intermediate roller on ink form roller on anicolor, does it only use for wash up and pre inking or is there other function Thanks

No Title Hi wyagow I'm still having the last issues and just looking if u could help, just have a look at the pic I've post and let me know what u think about it

Yes u were right with the blanket, it has been a pleasure to share all these post with you, thanks again for all the help u provided, hope to hear from u again and share our experience.

Thanks for the help wyagow, our dampening solutions are set at 11℃, it's ok, we had a visit of an heidelberg guy, we found that our under plate cylinder is 0.12 mm, our plate is 0.27, that make our blanket when set at 0.00mm to the bearer gives us an transter image of 0.15mm which is quite...

We do have a blanket packing gauge, I have it check today and it was 0.01 mm under the bearer on the magenta unit, sometimes ago we print a job on a glossy paper, the job came back today for a 're-print, same paper, same curves, same ink , same documents but different render, dot gain magenta...

Ok thanks for your help

We are using saphira standard ink which came with press, when the guys from Heidelberg came for the training, we were using linear plates, we didn't't make calibration curves for our dot gain compensation, he shows us how to use the press and he check that the 10 cell screen roller reach iso...

All our job on coated and Matt coated paper are print in I so standard 12647-2 by example to have a value densities of 1.35 in magenta, we have to go at 20° temperature, it's our main issue on that press

Wyagow, have u ever run your press at a minimal temperature, we make curves and ajust the tvi to make our proof but sometimes we have to really down in densities, we have to fall the temperature at about 10-15℃ at full speed, when doing so we notice that some things lines appears on our...

ok thanks again, i use to only remove the metering roller and ajust the dampening roller set one by one without draining the water.

Wyagow, how do u set your roller, in which way do u set them, is this dampening issues i,'m having? Thanks

Ink form roller cyan

No Title Hi everyone, had another kind of issues on my press, have anyone sees there before? The just put a clean inkchamber with fresh ink, our dampening rollers are well set, these issues appear regulary and we have it on at least 2 unit, it mostly on the cyan and magenta, can someone help Thanks

Hi everyone, it's been a while since my last post, during the last couple of weeks, we change all our dampening rollers for new one, the dampening rollers we already had was looking shinny, we talk to some heidelberg guys and their advise was to change the rollers, we also change our dampening...

Ok, i'll make a check and i'll let u know, thanks guys

Thanks for your help wynagow but i don't think it's our dampening unit roller setting that make the following issues, we check our setting every 2 weeks, we had these issues 2 days ago, we didn't touch any dampening setting, we change the ink form roller blanket and it work well till now, we...

Thanks for the attached sample but it's not that sort of problem we are having, on anicolor system, the ink form roller must have only a thin layer and equal quantity of ink when printing, that' not the case, on the operator side, the ink is about 10-20 cm thicker, it's not about dampening...

Hi everyone, i had the following issues on an anicolor press, sometimes when we print there's a thick layer of ink at about 20 cm on the operator side, it's not all the time, it happen usually when we change job or make a change plate, at the beginning we thought it was dampening issues, we made...