UV-CTP-SII High Sensitive CTCP Plate

Plate edge lift is one of the most common—and most frustrating—problems in flexographic printing. When a plate edge lifts from the mounting tape, ink transfers to areas that should be unprinted, causi...

A flexographic printing plate is only as good as the process that made it. Back exposure, main exposure, washout, drying, post-exposure, and detacking—each step builds on the one before. If back expos...

Flexographic printing depends on a precisely controlled sequence of ink transfers: from the ink fountain to the anilox roll, from the anilox roll to the printing plate, and finally from the plate to t

Flexo plate hardness—measured on the Shore A scale—is one of the most important specifications for print quality. A plate that is too soft compresses too much under pressure, causing dot gain and slur...