How? We have same blankets on all presses. We've tried changing with new ones (all 4 at ones with packing of course)
Low Dot Gain. Again
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danremaley
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Have you tried adding reducer to print 'fuller' to match the other presses?
Grey Balance is achieved when Magenta/Cyan are the same midtone gain and Yelo is -2 (with ISO inks).
M/C-10 Y-8 = light grey
M/C-24 Y-22 = dark grey
Grey Balance is achieved when Magenta/Cyan are the same midtone gain and Yelo is -2 (with ISO inks).
M/C-10 Y-8 = light grey
M/C-24 Y-22 = dark grey
No, we didn't. Because it's hard to control proper amount of reducer.
danremaley
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How about this- you could increase the laser power on plates for that machine ( to increase dot size) or try another plate manufacturer that would increase dot size without changing the laser power.
. . .a little testing-
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You're joking, right? I was talking about interchangeability between 4 same presses.
Why on earth should i change laser power where i can easily change curves for the same outcome?
And again - tips and tricks on how to overcome it locally is not what i'm looking for.
How about shut the press down and distribute the work to the other three presses until you can get a authorized Roland mechanic in there to figure it out?
No one seems to satisfy your inquiry and I’m not sure you’ll ever find the desired responses you seek.
I wish you great success in your quest for your answer.
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