Method for mixing colors between two successive print jobs
A task, temporary technology, applied in the direction of general parts of printing machinery, printing, printing presses, etc.
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[0019] An example is:
[0020] For the first printing task, the area overlap ratio FD of the ink zone / Farbzone is 80%.
[0021] For the second printing task, the surface overlap rate FD of the same ink area is 40%.
[0022] From image 3 The following values can be read in the table:
[0023] Ink volume 40%FD=1.2; ink volume 40%FD=1.1
[0024] Therefore, for the second printing task, an over-inking of 1.2 / 1.1=1.09 is obtained when the printing task is changed. In other words, 9% of the ink volume must be removed from the ink zone when the second printing task is started. According to the prior art, this is done by said toning.
[0025] Other solutions are also possible:
[0026] The ink can be supplied before printing or taken out when necessary. Ink areas that require more ink at the start of the first printing task can obtain these inks before the first printing, for example by means of ink entry 2. That is, for these ink areas, there is no need for toning during printing and the...
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