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Printed solid areas are not uniform or smooth in appearance. Ink density is uneven or light.
Streaks, tracking, or ink smearing due to the folding or finishing operations through mechanical contact.
Excessive paper lint and or filler depositing in both the image and non-image areas of blankets and or plates.
Ink is transferring from one page to the next or book to book when completed.
Ink pigments breakdown in fountain solution causing a light discoloration in the non-image areas
Ink backs away from ink ball. This causes the print to become starved for ink
Ink takes on too little or too much press mix during emulsification.
During the printing operation the highlight dots start to form into a “donut” shape, where the center of the dot no longer is transferring ink.