olors. In the case of heavy-bodied cover inks on cover-stocks the covering capacity is less than one hundred thousand square inches, but on enamel paper the printer ought to be reasonably sure of his estimate in figuring this covering capacity per pound. Some printers who use large quantities of a… … ture is absorbed. If the absorption does not take place at Fig. 48. once, you may be sure that a little dryer in the ink will do no harm. weighed amount of ink in the fountain, say, two pounds, Estimating the amount of ink required is one of the and running until the ink is exhausted. If the result…
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