tulostuslämpötila

Tulostuslämpötila is a term used in the context of printing, referring to the temperature at which a printing press operates. This temperature is crucial in determining the quality and appearance of the printed output. In general, a lower temperature means better results, as it helps to maintain even ink flow and prevents over-heating, which can lead to color shifting or other irregularities.

Most modern printing presses operate within a temperature range of around 18°C to 24°C. However, the specific temperature setting can vary depending on the type of press, the type of ink being used, and the specific printing application. For example, flexographic printing, which is commonly used for packaging and label printing, typically operates at a lower temperature of around 15°C to 20°C.

In digital printing, the temperature of the printer can also affect the quality of the output. Some digital printers, such as inkjet printers, may have a specified operating temperature range. For example, a printer that operates within a temperature range of 15°C to 28°C may produce better results than one that operates at a lower or higher temperature.

In addition to affecting print quality, the temperature of a printing press can also impact the longevity and durability of the equipment itself. High temperatures can cause wear and tear on the press, leading to premature failure or the need for frequent maintenance.