Gravure printing plate and valuable document produced by same
A printing plate and gravure technology, applied in the field of data carriers, can solve the problems of large ink consumption, high production cost, ink waste disposal, etc., and achieve the effect of ink saving
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[0041] figure 1 A detail of a printing plate 1 is shown in cross section, the surface 2 of which has indentations 3 of width a for receiving ink. The groove width a can be up to about 3 mm or more. The line with engraving is formed by two edge areas 4 and 5 and an inner area 6 which is directly adjacent to the inner area. The inner area is additionally provided with a bottom rough pattern as ink well 7 . The edge area 5 is wedge-shaped and the edge area 4 is trapezoidal. In the wedge-shaped variant, the width d of the bottom surface is equal to 0 micrometers, or approximately 0 micrometers due to the degree of solidity of the stylus, and can be up to 10 micrometers. In trapezoidal or other rectangular structures, d is in the range of 10 microns to 500 microns. If you are using a cone with a rounded tip as your engraving knife, you should consider carving corners and edges in a rounded manner. The resulting geometry of the edge region is then, for example, a wedge with a r...
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