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Color calibrations (PSP)

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Substrate type PP Clear 50 µ PP Clear 50 µ Ink configuration CMYK OVW CMYK OVW Facestock definition Gloss Matt ● Set the substrate and process parameters per type, facestock, dimensions, gloss level, physical properties, conductivity, transfer profiles (see table below). Substrates and White Ink - When working with substrates such as clear or metalized, it is recommended to consider setting the substrate parameter facestock to "non-white". This will add white underprint during Color Calibrations, which may improve profiling results. - White underprint will be achieved with two hits of White ink, whether using the Inline or Offline procedure. It is important to set up jobs to run with two hits of White in order to achieve the appropriate color output when using White ink. Table 3-2 Substrate materials, facestocks and gloss levels Category Material FaceStock FCC gloss level Label Polypropylene (PP/BOPP) White Transparent Glossy Semi-matte Transparent-use white ink background Glossy parameters NOTE: For other substrate materials, refer to Substrate definition on page 43. Color calibrations (PSP) Perform all color calibrations and define press-related parameters according to the selected frequencies. ● Choose the high level color calibration frequency and parameters for HQCC process. Refer to Recommended frequency of color calibration for HP Indigo WS6800 Digital Press (CA394-23830). Color calibrations (PSP) 19

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Substrate type
Ink configuration
Facestock definition
PP Clear 50 µ
CMYK OVW
Gloss
PP Clear 50 µ
CMYK OVW
Matt
●
Set the substrate and process parameters per type, facestock, dimensions, gloss level, physical
properties, conductivity, transfer profiles (see table below).
Substrates and White Ink
–
When working with substrates such as clear or metalized, it is recommended to consider
setting the substrate parameter
facestock to “non-white”
. This will add white underprint during
Color Calibrations, which may improve profiling results.
–
White underprint will be achieved with two hits of White ink, whether using the Inline or Offline
procedure. It is important to set up jobs to run with two hits of White in order to achieve the
appropriate color output when using White ink.
Table 3-2
Substrate materials, facestocks and gloss levels
Category
Material
FaceStock
FCC gloss level
Label
Polypropylene (PP/BOPP)
White
Glossy
Transparent
Semi-matte
Transparent-use white ink background
Glossy parameters
NOTE:
For other substrate materials, refer to
Substrate definition
on page
43
.
Color calibrations (PSP)
Perform all color calibrations and define press-related parameters according to the selected
frequencies.
●
Choose the high level color calibration frequency and parameters for HQCC process.
Refer to
Recommended frequency of color calibration for HP Indigo WS6800 Digital Press
(CA394-23830).
Color calibrations (PSP)
19