Chemistry of Pulp And Paper Making
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Considering book papers, upon which most of the fine printing is done, the following may be taken as approx- imately the limit of fineness for the screen which may be used with good success.
Lines Machine finish book 1 20 Super and English finish 133 Imitation coated 150 Dull and semi-dull coated 133 High finish coated 175 For the best results in printing half-tones, the surface of the paper must be such that every dot is perfect. If the paper is rough many of the dots will fall upon the elevat...ed portions, where they will print, but enough will come over depressions, where they will not touch the paper, to give a decidedly gray and irregular print. The avoidance of such irregularities is the chief argument for the use of coated papers.
The rotogravure process "uses a copper cylinder on which the illustration is printed from a positive prepared without the use of a screen. The etching is similar to that of the half- tone plate but is entirely mechanical. After inking the excess is removed from the surface by a doctor which leaves the de- pressions filled with ink.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Considering book papers, upon which most of the fine printing is done, the following may be taken as approx- imately the limit of fineness for the screen which may be used with good success.
Lines Machine finish book 1 20 Super and English finish 133 Imitation coated 150 Dull and semi-dull coated 133 High finish coated 175 For the best results in printing half-tones, the surface of the paper must be such that every dot is perfect. If the paper is rough many of the dots will fall upon the elevat...ed portions, where they will print, but enough will come over depressions, where they will not touch the paper, to give a decidedly gray and irregular print. The avoidance of such irregularities is the chief argument for the use of coated papers.
The rotogravure process "uses a copper cylinder on which the illustration is printed from a positive prepared without the use of a screen. The etching is similar to that of the half- tone plate but is entirely mechanical. After inking the excess is removed from the surface by a doctor which leaves the de- pressions filled with ink.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Sutermeister to read onlineMoreLess
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