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1. Click on Solvent in the Set up assortment window.<br />

The Solvent Entry window appears.<br />

The Solvent button is only displayed if the Flexo/gravure printing<br />

process was selected.<br />

2. Enter the values determined in the Price, Specific gravity<br />

and Viscosity fields.<br />

14.4.7 Entering a viscosity (viscosity module only)<br />

Following input of the viscosity curves for the inks and transparent white<br />

(blend) of the assortment, the program is able to calculate recipes for<br />

any desired target viscosities. It should be noted that a viscosity ( see<br />

Section 24.3.7 «Viscosity in flexo and gravure printing») and a solvent are<br />

assigned to every flexo/gravure printing assortment.<br />

The proportion of solvent is determined by the program using quantity data.<br />

This removes the conversion to percentages of the solvent proportion as<br />

a source of error. The program provides information about the deviation<br />

of the points entered from the theoretical curve.<br />

1. Click on Viscosity in the Set up colorant window.<br />

The Viscosity Entry window appears.<br />

2. Enter your data in the Basic ink, Solvent and Viscosity fields.<br />

In the top line, enter the quantity and the viscosity of the basic ink<br />

(100% basic ink, 0% solvent). Enter further points for the relevant range<br />

of viscosity underneath. The viscosity data for the solvent (0% basic<br />

ink, 100% solvent) is entered in the Solvent Entry window ( see<br />

Section 14.4.6 «Entering a solvent»). If the viscosity of the solvent is<br />

specified there, two points are sufficient to determine the viscosity<br />

curves of the inks. Otherwise at least three are required. However: the<br />

more entries in the relevant range of viscosity the better.<br />

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