Choosing the right substrate is just as crucial as the printing process itself. Using an improper substrate can result in print quality issues and downstream post-processing problems. Understanding this critical aspect of the process is essential. At Schilling Inkjet Consulting (SIC), we offer training classes, color profiling, print quality analysis, and comprehensive training on paper and color for end users, mills, OEMs, and distributors. This knowledge can help save ink, reduce frustration, and minimize downtime!
We can help you with common color and print quality issues:
Washed out color
Low image definition
Poor dot definition
Dot bridging
Dot gain
Print show thru
Color to color compatibility
Image color shift
Ink drying or curing
Surface tension
Incorrect ICC color profiles and device links
Side to side color difference
Surface tension
Print mottle
Substrate cockle
Finishing and post process issues
Edge sharpness
Image fuzziness
Legibility 4 to 6pt san serif
Registration color to color
Barcode ISO Rating
Image Color... Color may be subjective, but color quality standards are not. SIC runs to proper data sets developed from the G7 methodology process to ensure your print quality is measured, matched and process repeatable.
SIC believes image quality is achieved by understanding the entire inkjet process. Variable data and artwork preparation, rip and dithering, movement of substrate, type of substrate, ink to surface compatibility, and dot formation plays a big part in the final print quality.
Choosing the right substrate is just as crucial as the printing process itself. Using an improper substrate can result in print quality issues and downstream post-processing problems. Understanding this critical aspect of the process is essential. At Schilling Inkjet Consulting (SIC), we offer training classes, color profiling, print quality analysis, and comprehensive training on paper and color for end users, mills, OEMs, and distributors. This knowledge can help save ink, reduce frustration, and minimize downtime!
Image Color... Color may be subjective, but color quality standards are not. SIC runs to proper data sets developed from the G7 methodology process to ensure your print quality is measured, matched and process repeatable.
SIC believes image quality is achieved by understanding the entire inkjet process. Variable data and artwork preparation, rip and dithering, movement of substrate, type of substrate, ink to surface compatibility, and dot formation plays a big part in the final print quality.