Printing Ink: Two Lectures Delivered in the Course on the Technique of Printing, Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University, March 22d and 42th |
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absolutely permanent absorbent absorption according acid alumina aniline black ink blanc fixe blue brilliancy brush carbon black chemical properties chrome yellow coated paper color or pigment Colored Inks combined consistency of Printing dependent destillation dictates dryers drying properties fugitive geranium lake grade of ink greater grinding halftone HARVARD COLLEGE heavy important impression visible ink becomes ink manufacturer ink-maker instance intense ivory blacks kind of drying Lamp blacks leave the form linseed oil varnishes manufac manufacture of Printing materials ments metal middle roller mineral oils naphthas natural gas nature nish opaque colors oxidation oxygen paint pigment ground plates precipitate printer process of printing produce printing inks proper question of permanency require result rosin varnishes Rotary Press selection shade simply solution specific gravity stickiness subject of printing sugar of lead suitable sulphate of soda surface tank temperature thicker tion ture various vermilion volatile
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Page 28 - Through the great progress made in chemistry in recent years, it is possible to make lakes of the greatest possible strength and permanency, together with a brilliancy of shade, which was for many years an ideal earnestly striven for, but apparently impossible to accomplish. The term "lake" is one which is very loosely used, and no two authorities agree upon its proper definition.
Page 25 - Ink industry will be unable to obtain carbon black at such a price as to make it possible to use it commercially.
Page 32 - On paper used for wrapping butter, the ink must be of such a nature as not to be attacked by brine or to discolor the butter.