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@@gabz7802 in photopolymer unless you are including halftones in the film for 4 color process type work, or you are using a special material that has a fixed depth, a line screen is always necessary.
@@PadprintersIMS Hi thank you very much for getting back to me. I ended up buying a line screen (120 lines one). I managed to etch my plate correctly (I guess) but when I tried to print, the ink got into the etching (as it should) but when I press the pad on the inked etched parts to collect the ink, no ink gets on the silicon pad. Do you have any idea why this could happen ? I use Marabu Tpl ink with solvent added (10%) One last question: I use solvent to clean the ink and my pad printer but I realized that I had nowhere where to dumb that, do you collect the wast in a sort of big pot ? or do you simply throw it down the drain (I don't think so?) ?
Thank you for explaining this process.
Best explanation how to make a polymer cliche ,Thank you!
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OMG, 1000 vids, and one guy finally decided to explain everything
Hi! Is it also possible to use Presensitize boards?
Woow just wooow. Best explaination I have ever seen 👏👏👏
Is it possible to laser etched a fully developed/exposed blank polymer plate?
Hi, can i add more of one logo on clishe?
when I develop the cliché, does it turn out better when I light the raster and then the film?

No. The image film must go first, followed by the raster.
@@PadprintersIMS but i light raster then film and its made better then you say.. why?
Hi, do we necessarily need the line screen ?
@@gabz7802 in photopolymer unless you are including halftones in the film for 4 color process type work, or you are using a special material that has a fixed depth, a line screen is always necessary.
@@PadprintersIMS Hi thank you very much for getting back to me. I ended up buying a line screen (120 lines one).
I managed to etch my plate correctly (I guess) but when I tried to print, the ink got into the etching (as it should) but when I press the pad on the inked etched parts to collect the ink, no ink gets on the silicon pad.
Do you have any idea why this could happen ? I use Marabu Tpl ink with solvent added (10%)
One last question: I use solvent to clean the ink and my pad printer but I realized that I had nowhere where to dumb that, do you collect the wast in a sort of big pot ? or do you simply throw it down the drain (I don't think so?) ?