Digital BW, The Print

-With the newer printers, we've found that lighter loads actually produce a better dmax 
with less, if any, gloss differential.-

But that won't be the case with the 2200? will the PK for that be a heavier load ink or will 
the MIS formulas be the same for both?

Thanks, Paul...I'm just a bit confused!
Sarah











--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Roark" <paul.roark@...> 
wrote:
>
> > 
> > Is there an MIS PK ink for the 2200 that is the equivelent 
> > of the PK for the 2400? 
> > I really would like to try BO on my 2200 with Silver Rag 
> > but was informed that the older PK for this
> > printer would cause more bronzing/gloss differential than 
> > the new formula.
> 
> I suspect the bronzing difference is more a function of whether the older PK
> used the older base.  All of the MIS inks should be using the new base.  The
> base that was started to be used a year ago made a major difference in the
> level of bronzing.  You can tell what base is used by smelling the ink.  The
> new ink base has what I'd call is distinct ammonia smell.
> 
> The 2400 PK is a lighter load ink than the older PK.  With the newer
> printers, we've found that lighter loads actually produce a better dmax with
> less, if any, gloss differential.
> 
> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com
>