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MOHAWK INXWELL                        

Mohawk's exclusive Inxwell technology creates an easy running sheet with a tight surface and exceptional opacity.  Ink and toner sit on top of the sheet for better colour, greater detail, and outstanding performance in all popular printing processes.  Mohawk Navajo and Options 100% are Inxwell papers and  have been engineered to work well within the wide variety of press conditions the market presents. 

HELPFUL HINTS FOR OPTIMUM RESULTS ON INXWELL PAPERS:

Like other uncoated papers, a total print density range of 260% is a good target.  Mohawk's Inxwell papers require less ink and water than other uncoated papers.  Nominal wet ink densities should be close to: K-1.30, C-1.15, M-1.15, Y-0.85 for clean and sharp print.

Use low solvent/high solid ink for heavy overprint and solids on uncoated papers.  These ink s require less drying time and lay smoother on text and covers.

Screen rulings from 150 to 200 lines per inch can be used with excellent results.

As always, minimize water levels, and run with a conductivity below 1,500 micromhos and a pH level between 4.5 and 5.5 for optimal water performance.

Matte or dull varnish and aqueous coating can be used to help seal the sheet, a technique often used for rub protection on uncoated papers.  Remember that inline varnish needs as much time to dry as a solid ink colour.

Uncoated paper normally needs more drying time than coated paper.

The use of spray powder is advised.  Large particle size powder, generally 30 to 40 microns, will separate the sheets for greater air circulation.

Running with small stacks - 500-700 sheet lifts - will help prevent ink set off.


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