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Conflict Resolution
Products do not always look like what the printer or print buyer expected. Some common issues include:
- Mechanical problems with the cylinder
- Roller streaks
- Changes in color after printing
- Problems with the finish
What We Do For You
Printing Industries of America duplicates the job in your pressroom to better determine what went wrong. We can settle differences for printers, print buyers, and suppliers involved in a conflict.
Capabilities include:
- Duplicating conditions on press
- Troubleshooting so that sheets coming off press consistently match proofs
- Help “characterize” your press for color management
- Analyzing sheets from a press before you purchase
- Determining the cause of uneven ink coverage or other defects
- Preventing gloss or mechanical ghosting
- Solving ink drying problems
Contact Mark Bohan at Printing Industries of America by phone at 412-259-1706 or email research@printing.org.
Published on Friday, September 23, 2005 (updated 06/30/2011)
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@PrintInd Ink and paper is far less harmful than electronic media. Where does all that electricity come from? Coal and oil.
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Have a Happy and Safe Memorial Day Weekend!
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#FF A big THANKS to our fellow tweeters educating people on #print! @XeroxCorp @PrintInd @PrintinColorado @TwoSidesUS
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@csrdave It's from Daniel Goleman & Gregory Norris "How Green Is My iPad" The New York Times, in the Misconceptions section of the FlipBook
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@signanddisplay A3: In the States, there are @PrintInd affiliates that offer training anyone could benefit from. I know I did. #talkprint.
