"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
So what else is there to know, that can not be found in this article, penned by Mr. Balfour?
Quote from: Orion on January 28, 2015, 02:50:21 PMSo what else is there to know, that can not be found in this article, penned by Mr. Balfour?yes, that's a good part of it. It is a good read and should be checked out. The wavelength seems to be different from what's mentioned here though.There's also a show report by Richard and Scott that add few more elements of the conversation. It can be seen here:Richard and Scott reportpierre
Thanks for that link Pierre. As long as I have been doing this, there is still a ton of stuff I don't know. Sad thing is, there is a lot of information available that is just incorrect. For instance, just yesterday I came across four different formulas for determining smallest printable dot. All four formulas came from reputable sources, so which one is right? Another thing I found on an emulsion mfg. website is to dry a screen squeegee side down to boost abrasion resistance for wb/dc printing. WTH?Anyhow, this uv wavelength you are speaking of, is that for pure photopolymers only?
I came across four different formulas for determining smallest printable dot. All four formulas came from reputable sources, so which one is right?
dry a screen squeegee side down to boost abrasion resistance for wb/dc printing.