Inking in litho printing through a non-imaged screen

Details Inking in litho printing through a non-imaged screen Inking in litho printing through a non-imaged screen

1975-11-10

1977-03-01

Coughenour, Clyde I.

Printing

Planographic

Processes of lithographic printing

1011282, 101170, 101455, 101463, 101335, B41M 108, B41F 3122

Patent

active

040096602

ABSTRACT:
A method of selectively reinking an imaged master having residual ink on its image areas after transfer of an image to a receiving member, comprising interposing a screen between and in contact with said master and an inking member containing a viscous lithographic ink, the web of said screen coated with an ink releasing adhesive material having an adhesive release value when dry of less than about 100 grams per inch, and passing ink through the pores of said screen to only the imaged portions of said master.

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