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Enhanced Graphics for Corrugated (Clemson University)Enhanced Graphics for Corrugated ( April 14-16, 2008, Course Overview: Since 1997, AICC members have benefited from hands-on training where participants function as a press crew. This course was developed to encourage participants to think about, observe, question and analyze the printing process with the emphasis on quality improvement. Combining press work with classroom discussion, this “flexo” course allows you to work on a 4-color Bobst 160 pres, set up the press, discuss various theories on printing enhanced graphics, and experiment with various inks and substrates. What You Will Learn: Methods for producing enhanced, full color graphics on combined corrugated board. Who Should Attend: For new or seasoned flexo press operators, press supervisors, and other plant personnel. Individuals working in or associated with the combined corrugated in industry Equipment: Bobst Flexo160: 4-color, high graphics post print corrugated press. Agenda Monday Introductions & Facility Safety Overview Flexographic Printing Process Inking and Metering Systems Components and Function of Press Lunch On Press: 2-Color Press Run Setup and Registration Process Anilox and Plate Impression Settings Explanation of Print Control Targets Beginning of Graphics Troubleshooting Tuesday Classroom: Evaluation of Imaging Elements Halftones, Line Screen Rulings, Hybrid Scr. Proper Ink Handling and Control Theory and Science of Process Color Printing Lunch On Press: Press Characterization / Fingerprint Ink pH and Viscosity Adjustments Types of Printing Plates How to Run a Fingerprint Establishing Press Aim Points Wednesday On Press: 4 - Color Process Job Evaluation & Role of Contract Proofs Printing to Specifications Utilizing Press Control Targets Lunch On Press: 4 - Color Process Job On-Press Troubleshooting Measurement and Control of Dot Gain Achieving Consistency 4:30 PM Review and Q&A
Developed in the Clemson tradition of hands-on, individualized training, this program assures a solid, practical foundation in printing by involving each participant in correct procedures for press operation and troubleshooting of print related problems on press. Training is dedicated to the understanding of the printing and converting processes and not to the specific function of a machine.
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