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thank you - first simulated on our new press...i need to work on my sep skills....
Danny that looks fantastic for HSA. 8 screens is impressive for that art and ink. 2x hsa underbase or DC ub? How many flashes and where? From our experience with HSA I think we would need a 14 head press and 3 flashes at a bare minimum to print something like that all hsa.Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
Quote from: ZooCity on March 25, 2015, 09:47:44 PMDanny that looks fantastic for HSA. 8 screens is impressive for that art and ink. 2x hsa underbase or DC ub? How many flashes and where? From our experience with HSA I think we would need a 14 head press and 3 flashes at a bare minimum to print something like that all hsa.Sent from my SM-G900V using TapatalkOn this one with hsa I printed a double base and no highlight.... If it was plastic it would have been single base plus top white but I eliminated the top white in exchange for two bases... I revolved the base and my production was right around 300 pcs per hour which I felt for HSA on a design like this was acceptable1. Comet White baseFlash2. Comet White base CoolDark BlueLight BlueGreen RedAll the above colors are wet on wet - no issues...... Pallet temp was key for me along with pressure/speed FlashYellowBlack7 screens total w/ technically 3 flashes but really 2...... I could have setup 2 base screens but I didn't have a big enough run of these to justify that. If I had 3 flashes that were available I could have printed this job with 1 rotation and done. It would have ran approx 600 pcs/hr if I had 3 flashes on the machine but I only have 2. With my new oval I will have 4-5 flashes on that press so I feel we can do work like this all day long 600 pcs/hr at a minimum which I feel is acceptable
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This epic thread could intimidate even a great printshop, which we CLEARLY are not.But we make good money on these during the season, and NOW is the season! We've got a Shocker Fanwear Room in the front of the store where we do limited edition runs. Lots of foily, blingy, wimmen's kinda stuff. Heck! I'm the only man in my shop, period.So here goes. One of my amateurish, spot color wonders. We have trouble with our Wichita State Gold Discharge looking greenish, so I mix 20 parts CCI D-Flo Yellow to 5 parts D-Flo Tangerine and 3%ZFS, 3% Mastui Penetrant, spritz a little water if the run is long. The rest is easy, all CCI DC WB. Wilflex HD Clear PFP for the foil adhesive. Gold Crown Foil, 60#, 10 seconds, 350, peel cold. Manual Front, Auto Back (not shown). Sorry for all the abbreviations, I'm in a hurry this morning.I've not printed a single thing in 7 years that matches up to the best stuff on here, but I buy my own groceries.So. (Wow, this thumbnail looks blurry, but if you click on it you can see better. Weird)
we have been doing nothing but crazy complicated DC and WB sim process jobs, with awful artwork. This one is a dumb/fun one. Two color WB. as usual nothing as complex as most.
Quote from: ericheartsu on March 27, 2015, 06:14:46 PMwe have been doing nothing but crazy complicated DC and WB sim process jobs, with awful artwork. This one is a dumb/fun one. Two color WB. as usual nothing as complex as most.Looks like someone flicked a boogie on the shirt!
Quote from: ericheartsu on March 27, 2015, 06:14:46 PMwe have been doing nothing but crazy complicated DC and WB sim process jobs, with awful artwork. This one is a dumb/fun one. Two color WB. as usual nothing as complex as most.This looks great! How did that other one go?