Trouble Shooting
Problem: Mudcracking, cratering, or pinholing
Solutions:
Coating Is Not Wetting Or Trapping Over The Wet Inks
- Improve the wetting properties of the aqueous coatings by using a different formula. Consult Nicoat.
Coating And Inks Are Not Compatible
- Use inks compatible with coating.
Too Much Ink Being Applied
- Check with ink manufacturer about increasing the ink strength to reduce the thickness of the ink film.
- Apply enough coating to minimize or eliminate the problem, but without causing other problems.
Ink Contains Waxes, Silicones Or Other Additives
- Use inks containing minimal additives.
- Consult the ink manufacturer.
Coating Is Drying Too Quickly
- Reduce IR heat without decreasing the speed of drying in load.
- Increase application of coating.
- Use coating that dries more slowly, if possible. Consult Nicoat for recommendations.
Pinholing
- Improve the wetting properties of the aqueous coatings by using a different formula. Consult Nicoat.
Pinholing Because Coating Is Foaming
- See section on foaming in this guide.
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