Method of producing a gravure printing surface utilizing a conti

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96 363, 96 37, 96 38, 96 41, 96 44, 96 45, 1011284, 156664, 156659, 20412965, G03C 500

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040122573

ABSTRACT:
A method of producing gravure printing surfaces is disclosed. The method utilizes a separately produced screened negative made on orthochromatic film and a continuous tone negative. Both negatives are superimposed to produce a positive with variable size dots and variable tone densities which are then utilized to expose the carbon tissue resist used to etch the printing surface. Alternatively, the negatives are utilized to produce corresponding positives each of which is used to expose the carbon tissue.

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