Friction Properties of Inkjet and Flexographic Prints on Different Papers / Rašalinių Ir Fleksografinių Atspaudų Ant Skirtingų Popierių Trinties Savybės
Abstract:Friction between different papers, inkjet and flexographic prints has been experimentally investigated. Flexographic prints have been made using an anilox roller, and inkjet prints have been produced covering paper with one and four toner layers. Static (SCOF) and kinetic (KCOF) friction coefficients between paper and paper, paper and prints, prints and prints have been determined. Friction properties have been discovered to be different in flexographic and laser prints. The dependence of SCOF and KCOF on pres… Show more
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