For optimal results, it is worth evaluating the printing sequence. In some cases it may be necessary to remove the metallic ink to avoid screening problems. Small print areas or halftones may require an additional solid bar outside the print area to ensure proper ink flow. If a solid area and halftones are printed on the same sheet, it is advisable to print them separately for maximum intensity and definition. Metallic colors usually have several layers to increase their durability.
All layers must be tested in advance to ensure compatibility. The type of coating used can affect the luster of the metallic print.
For best results, it is recommended that you use quality coated paper. Loss of color, shine, and metallic luster may be observed in materials that do not have good absorbency properties.
The following factors can influence the final appearance of the product. Use of offset color guides. Thickness of ink films (density).
Design and control of printing copper. Paper variations in absorption, quality and texture. Accuracy of color combinations inks Lighting.
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