Solid Ink Density in Relation with Dot Gain in Sheet-Fed Offset Printing

Print quality is still almost exclusively evaluated term in printing. From technological perspective, it needs to analyze the variation of print quality on which type of paper i.e. coated and uncoated paper Sheet-fed offset printing is one of the most dominating printing techniques. It also facilitates working on large variety of surfaces including coated and uncoated paper, besides these factors sheet-fed offset printing have grown widely and made a special impact in print market. This analysis establishes relationship between the print qualities of both types of printing substrates by sheet fed offset printing. Finally the presented analysis system is used for an objective comparison of print quality i.e. Solid Ink Density and Dot Gain and their relation ship in Sheet-fed offset Printing on coated and uncoated paper.