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Anilox: convert screen-count and volume

Do you know how to quickly convert your anilox rolls screen-count (cell count) and volume values between metric and imperial unit measurements? You can use these formulas: For volume: Volume in cm³/m² = Volume in BCM/in² x 1,55 (*)Volume in BCM/in² = Volume in cm³/m² ÷ 1,55 (*) 1,54899999999999 rounded to 1,55 For screen-count: Screen-count in c/cm = Screen-count in cpi ÷ 2,54Screen-count in cpi = Screen-count in c/cm x 2,54

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Hollow dots, like donuts, perforate ink layers

Ink builds around small print elements like dots and small type creating hollow shapes like donuts. Inked dots perforate ink layers that were printed by previous printing groups. This happened on external print on plastic film, solvent based inks, flat-top plate, sequence YMCK. Combined action of excessive impression with high ink volume and low viscosity

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