We use 110 to do large fills of color with wb / dc, or tote bags. We hand print everything, so the 110 helps sometimes in regards to printing those large areas of color. Our standard mesh for wb / dc is 150, and for halftone / dither / simulated process we go up to 230. So 110 is more of an exception. Also, we use 230 for underbase screens, not 110. I specifically meant that for certain ink mixes, the W-BASE is too watery to hold detail on a halftone, and watery to the point that the ink will start dropping through the open mesh while the screen is loaded