We are working with a Windmill. We are located in Southern California. Lately, we had an issue getting a good deep hit on some 20pt Lettra. It has been cold ( CA cold 45-60 ) and rainy leaving humidity around 70-90%. Our unit has no heat or climate control only a beer fridge and Netflicks. I have read about spritzing a sheet with water to help get a better hit. I figured the weather related moisture in the sheet would help give a better hit. I ended using a lot of packing and impression to get the job done. Can moisture in a paper cause the problem we had. I felt like I was trying to print on a wet sponge. The normal hit kind of deflected away leaving no good impression. Is there some way the cold and rain could have effected the Windmill?
Moisture and Impression
We are working with a Windmill. We are located in Southern California. Lately, we had an issue getting a good deep hit on some 20pt Lettra. It has been cold ( CA cold 45-60 ) and rainy leaving humidity around 70-90%. Our unit has no heat or climate control only a beer fridge and Netflicks. I have read about spritzing a sheet with water to help get a better hit. I figured the weather related moisture in the sheet would help give a better hit. I ended using a lot of packing and impression to get the job done. Can moisture in a paper cause the problem we had. I felt like I was trying to print on a wet sponge. The normal hit kind of deflected away leaving no good impression. Is there some way the cold and rain could have effected the Windmill?
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