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Or custom packaging over-pressurizing your printing equipment leads to wasted materials. Too much force is used during the printing process, causing ink smudging, media blockages, misalignment of layers, or even permanent damage to delicate substrates.

To prevent these issues get familiar with the unique specifications of your paper and material types. Various stock options differ in their structural resilience. Refer directly to the manufacturer’s guidelines for optimal pressure levels for all substrates in your workflow.

Perform regular printer tuning of your press. Gradual drifts in compression levels build up gradually and lead to inconsistent results. Use test prints on the actual material and fine-tune settings in small steps until you achieve clean, sharp results without compression.

Don’t try to solve dull tones. Ensure ink reservoirs are full, clean printheads, and allow adequate curing time.

Consider ambient conditions. Damp air can cause paper to swell, while Dry air reduces tensile strength. Both conditions affect how the material responds to pressure. Maintain a stable climate and allow materials to acclimate before initiating the job.

Educate your operators to recognize early signs of excessive pressure. Common symptoms are inconsistent coverage, curled sheet edges, خرابی غلطک پرس پرینتر or show-through marks. Whenever signs emerge, adjust downward without delay and never ignore the warning. A little patience and attention to detail are essential for minimizing waste on high-value print tasks.