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Determination of fountain solution's functionality (CROSBI ID 246588)

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Cigula, Tomislav ; Mahović Poljaček, Sanja ; Tomašegović, Tamara ; Fuchs-Godec, Regina Determination of fountain solution's functionality // Acta Technica Corviniensis, 10 (2017), 1; 97-100

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Cigula, Tomislav ; Mahović Poljaček, Sanja ; Tomašegović, Tamara ; Fuchs-Godec, Regina

engleski

Determination of fountain solution's functionality

The aim of this paper is to determine functionality of the fountain solutions prepared with various amounts of IPA. For the purpose of this research, two sets of the fountain solutions, FS1 and FS2, were prepared and characterized by measuring pH value, electrical conductivity and surface tension. In addition, the Pruefbau MZ II Multipurpose Printability Testing System was used to determine amount of the fountain solution needed to cover nonprinting areas on the printing plate and disable adsorption of the printing ink. To detect chemical wear of the printing plate by the fountain solution, potentiodynamic polarization measurements were performed. Results showed that solutions FS1 have higher pH value and higher electrical conductivity than solutions FS2.In both sets it is visible trend of increasing pH value and decreasing electrical conductivity by addition of IPA. The surface tension is lowest by FS1 in which 4 %vol of IPA is added, even more the whole FS1 set has lower surface tension than the lowest surface tension measured in set FS2 (measured in sample with 12.5 %vol of IPA). The contact angle values were in good correlation to the surface tension values (calculated Spearman’s correlation coefficient was 1 for FS1 and 0.9 for FS2). In simulated printing process, better spreading of the solution on the printing plate surface was achieved using FS2, where for almost all solution samples even 5 μl were enough to reach optimal area coverage. The electrochemical measurements showed that there is no corrosion for all investigated fountain solution samples. From a research one could conclude that investigated samples do not cause corrosion of the aluminum based lithographic printing plates. The addition of the IPA causes reduction of the surface tension that leads to lower contact angle measured when applying fountain solution onto the nonprinting areas of the lithographic printing plate. The simulation of the printing process using the Pruefbau MZ II Multipurpose Printability Testing System could be used as a tool in defining amount of fountain solution needed to disable adsorption of the printing ink, but the process should be fine tuned.

lithography, fountain solution, printability testing, surface tension, contact angle

This paper is based on the paper presented at The 8th International Symposium On Graphic Engineering And Design – GRID 2016, organized by University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Department of Graphic Engineering and Design, in Novi Sad, SERBIA, 3-4 November, 2016.

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Podaci o izdanju

10 (1)

2017.

97-100

objavljeno

2067-3809

Povezanost rada

Grafička tehnologija