"Scratches" on plates?

[Alois Senefelder]

Rickyo,


A "Stupid" way to mount Plates !!!!!!!

 

[Rickyo]

Rickyo,


A "Stupid" way to mount Plates !!!!!!!

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[Rickyo]

Why would you say that?

 

[Rickyo]

when I mount a plate I hang in inch it around and lock it up ?

 

[Rickyo]

My first comment was looking for marks on plate as it was inched slow

 

[Alois Senefelder]

Rickyo,

The plate needs to become an "Integral" part of the Plate Cyl. to achieve this the Plate needs to be mounted with "Impression" ON!

Regards, Alois

 

[Rickyo]

Rickyo,

The plate needs to become an "Integral" part of the Plate Cyl. to achieve this the Plate needs to be mounted with "Impression" ON!

Regards, Alois

Lmao what ever !!

 

[Rickyo]

Thats a stupid Reply , you must be A white hat

 

[Alois Senefelder]

Rickyo,

You need to remember ---- "From knowledge to competence is a great step--- from ignorance to competence an even greater one"

Regards, Alois

 

[Rickyo]

Agree 100 percent. !regards Ricky o

 

[turbotom1052]

I won't argue your point. I can say that we buy from a reputable plate manufacturer and we remove slip sheets by hand so we would notice if edges felt rough. I can't believe that the anodized layer of the plate came of in hairline, perfectly straight lines. And again, if it were a plate issue, shouldn't we have seen it manifest itself on a black unit? I realize the cyan and magenta inks may have the highest tack and there may be a chemical in those two inks that attacked the plate surface but it still seems more likely to me that the roller contaminate came from a different source.

Actually is you are running a set of properly tacked inks it should be the black with the highest tack.