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Evo:
Need more info.

*Where* did the rip occur? On press? During cleanup?


Possible culprits (not a complete list):

Too high tension
Burr on an ink knife
Burr on a flood bar
Careless teenager in the screen room
Debris in the ink
Debris on a pallet
Debris in a shop rag
You looked at the screen wrong and hurt it's feelings

Admiral:

--- Quote from: Evo on November 22, 2023, 07:38:19 PM ---Need more info.

*Where* did the rip occur? On press? During cleanup?


Possible culprits (not a complete list):

Too high tension
Burr on an ink knife
Burr on a flood bar
Careless teenager in the screen room
Debris in the ink
Debris on a pallet
Debris in a shop rag
You looked at the screen wrong and hurt it's feelings

--- End quote ---

"Debris in the ink"

One time we noticed metal shavings in the white ink bucket.  Electricians....

Maxie:
Thanks for the comments, I was over streching.
My Newton meter was one by 4 newtons, I'm using thin mesh so overstretching by 4 Newtons is quite a lot.
I've had my meter for 30 years, cost $100 to have it recalibrated by Newman, not bad.

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