How to remove the ghost of a Heidelberg self adhesive printing press

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It may be ghosting caused by blankets and plates.

I also made Mitsubishi Diamond 3000, and the main reason for the ghost is that the waterway is not adjusted well.

The water is boiling too much. The pressure of the ink roller may not be leveled. Isn't there a stick that Diamond 3000 has that that specializes in eliminating ghosts?

The ghost of Mitsubishi machine is heavier than Heidelberg, because the ink roller structure is different, and the ink roller of Mitsubishi machine is generally thicker, so the ink effect is not as good as Heidelberg, so the ghost will be heavy!! Dream.

You're doing it; I don't have it here or it's very small, just open it by relying on the version of the ink stick with an anti-ghost device.

Are you talking about a label machine? If there is a phantom. Usually the ink printed in front of a featured group has completely dried out within seconds.

Pass to the next color pair. The printed parts that come into contact with the material will stick to the ink that has not dried. This phenomenon occurs in printing.

Also called ghosts. Or rather. There is a problem with the nesting.

1 Of course all can, I remember that when I was interning, there was a Tai Heidelberg old machine in the factory, printing A4 size self-adhesive, flaked, so fast, hehe.

And the quality is also good, and the PS version is also simple.

Yes! I have 74 machines here doing self-adhesive work every day.

You're talking about printed ghosts!

When the ghost appears in the print, you can open the protective cover of the transmission surface to make the printing machine run slowly, when the reference shaft is in the lowest position, loosen the lock nut, and re-tighten the nut when the printing machine slowly turns to another position, so that the ink roller can do a slight channeling, which can reduce and eliminate the ghost.

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This has a lot of implications ... Look at the age of the machine to speak... The biggest possibility is still on the paper tooth row.。。。 There is also the aging of the ink roller. The ink is not adjusted and balanced, resulting in ink emulsification. . . If the machine is older, it is recommended not to print the flat net.