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Chapter 1 Getting Started

1-3 Gloss Ink Features and Printing Methods

Features of Gloss Ink

The ECO-UV Gloss ink that this unit uses is colorless and transparent, and can impart a glossy feel to the printed item, as well

as enhancing weatherability and robustness.* Also, depending on the printing settings, you can even deliberately eliminate

glossiness and produce a matte nish, or perform ll overprinting using gloss ink to raise the printed surface and create an

embossed nish.

* Glossiness, weatherability, and robustness may vary depending on the media used, the environment, and other printing

conditions.

Methods of Printing Using Gloss Ink

Gloss-nish Printing

This printing method imparts a glossy nish to the printed item. When you're overprinting an item already printed using

white or CMYK color inks, you pull back the printed item and perform one pass of ll overprinting with gloss ink. Printing

using only gloss ink is also possible. Forming a coating of gloss ink imparts a glossy nish and can also achieve high weath-

erability and robustness.

 P. 27, "Gloss-nish Printing (White or CMYK Colors  Gloss)," and p. 34, "Printing Using Only Gloss Ink"

Matte-nish Printing

This printing method eliminates glossiness and produces a restful matte nish. When you're overprinting an item already

printed using white or CMYK color inks, you pull back the printed item and perform one pass of ll overprinting with gloss

ink. Printing using only gloss ink is also possible. This perform ll overprinting of white and CMYK colors with gloss ink, which

makes it possible to produce results where glossiness is suppressed while weatherability and robustness are enhanced.

 P. 29, "Matte-nish Printing (White or CMYK Colors  Gloss)," and p. 34, "Printing Using Only Gloss Ink"

Embossed-nish Printing

This printing method can produce items that have a three-dimensional feel by performing ll overprinting of the item using

gloss ink. You determine the height to which the printed surface is raised by setting the number of ll-overprint passes in

VersaWorks. After performing ll-overprinting by this specied number of passes, the item is overprinted one last time using

gloss ink to produce a gloss nish. When you're overprinting an item already printed using white or CMYK color inks, you pull

back the printed item and perform ll overprinting with gloss ink. Printing using only gloss ink is also possible.

 P. 31, "Embossed-nish Printing (White or CMYK Colors  Gloss)," and p. 34, "Printing Using Only Gloss Ink"

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