The Orange Peel Phenomenon in Printing and Water Varnishing

In the field of packaging box printing, the "orange peel" phenomenon that occurs after printing and water varnishing is one of the problems troubling many enterprises. With professional technology and rich experience, Zemeijia has conducted an in-depth analysis of the causes of this phenomenon, aiming to provide effective solutions for the industry and improve printing quality.

Can improper ink formulation cause "orange peel"?

Ink formulation is a key factor affecting printing quality. If the ink has poor leveling properties, it is prone to form an uneven coating on the paper surface during the printing and water varnishing process, thereby causing the "orange peel" phenomenon. Zemeijia optimizes the ink formulation by selecting high-quality raw materials and strictly controlling the viscosity and drying speed of the ink, effectively improving this problem.

Is unreasonable equipment parameter setting the culprit?

The precise setting of equipment parameters is also crucial for printing quality. Unreasonable parameters of the printing and water varnishing equipment, such as pressure and speed, may lead to uneven distribution of the varnish layer, triggering the "orange peel" phenomenon. Zemeijia pays attention to equipment adjustment and finely tunes the equipment parameters according to the characteristics of different papers and inks, ensuring the stability and uniformity of the printing process.

Zemeijia's in-depth investigation into the "orange peel" phenomenon in printing and water varnishing provides valuable reference experience for the industry. Zemeijia's commitment to continuous improvement and innovation in printing technology demonstrates its dedication to overcoming technical challenges and enhancing printing quality in the packaging box industry.