Handling ink for offset presses review.. Follow all __________ precautions. 1.1. 1.1.

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Handling ink for offset presses review.

Follow all __________ precautions

Follow all safety precautions

Follow all precautions

Follow all cleanliness precautions

the ink can

Open the ink can

Scrape off and discard _____________ ink, discarding wastes appropriately

Scrape off and discard contaminated ink, discarding wastes appropriately

Use ____ ______ to remove ink from can by rotating can and scraping off top layer of ink

Use Ink Knife to remove ink from can by rotating can and scraping off top layer of ink

_______ ink knife to keep ink on the blade

Rotate ink knife to keep ink on the blade

________ ____ on to fountain roller while turning fountain roller with lever or knob

Transfer Ink on to fountain roller while turning fountain roller with lever or knob

_________ _____ from fountain with ink knife, moving from ends of roller to the center

Remove ink from fountain with ink knife, moving from ends of roller to the center

_______ ____ to can by scraping ink into can at one spot

Return ink to can by scraping ink into can at one spot

_______ ___ into can by rotating can and pressing ink down with knife. 10.

Flatten ink into can by rotating can and pressing ink down with knife. 10.

_______ edges of can with rag, and close can 11.

Clean edges of can with rag, and close can 11.

Clean _____ _____, and discard all ink rags, ink residue, and gloves properly. 12.

Clean work area, and discard all ink rags, ink residue, and gloves properly. 12.

Why is it important to keep the work area clean? More Questions...

Why is it important to keep the work area clean? Because others will be working in the area and good jobs can be damaged. More Questions...

What is the most important step in this whole process? More Questions...

What is the most important step in this whole process? Following safety procedures. More Questions...

Describe benefits of keeping the cans clean? More Questions...

Describe benefits of keeping the cans clean? Labels can be read, lids can be opened, contamination can be reduced. More Questions...

Name the biggest problem that might happen if the can is not sealed properly? More Questions...

Name the biggest problem that might happen if the can is not sealed properly? The ink will dry out. More Questions...

Setting INK KEYS, for ink density control for each job. next.