The reason why the printing network becomes larger after hitting the net

Q: Why is it possible to make the printed outlets larger after hitting the net?

A: First of all, understand what crashes. The so-called collision network refers to when the four-color screen printing overprint, because the network point of distribution error, or each network angle distance is less than 25 °, there is a clear moire. There is no relationship between hitting the net and getting bigger.

In general, the reason for the increase in the number of outlets is as follows:

First, when the number of lines is low, the outlets are relatively large;

Second, the scanned image is copied from the printed matter. There is no descreening or network depletion, which affects the appearance of more obvious particles in the copied product. The visual network will be larger, but it is not the reason for printing.

Third, printing ink spreads, but this situation rarely affects direct visual effects.