Hello dear colleagues. I want to ask you to explain how you can standardize flexographic printing? Is there any normative literature? Are you interested in whether there is a special color profile for Rip? What is the tone gain curve to be? I use water paints. I print analog plates and films on an Epson digital printer.Thanks.
Standardization of flexographic printing.
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gordo
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These two links should get you going on the path:
www.flexography.org
www.iso.org
FIRST (Flexographic Image Reproduction Specifications & Tolerances) - Flexographic Technical Association
FIRST is the ultimate flexographic resource, providing flexographers vital technical information to ensure repeatability and consistency.
www.flexography.org
ISO - Search
www.iso.org
SteveSuffRIT
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I use water paints
You mean water based inks, not solvent or UV.
So substrate is uncoated paper.
I print analog plates and films on an Epson digital printer
You mean plating is analog film in a vacuum frame. But proofing is inkjet.
You mean water based inks, not solvent or UV.
So substrate is uncoated paper.
I print analog plates and films on an Epson digital printer
You mean plating is analog film in a vacuum frame. But proofing is inkjet.
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