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Greg peels a plate off the washout unit on the platemaker. In the water are brushes that have taken off non-inking areas of the plate.

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  1. 2 Responses to “A day in our letterpress shop: Field trip to Platemaking”

  2. Just out of curiosity, why is your water so milky?

    By Jessica on Nov 15, 2011

  3. Jessica, the water is milky after a few plates are washed out. It’s the polymer washout suspended in the water. We can wash out about 10-12 plates before we change the water. Looks like a lot of our videos and photos are always taken when we’re in the middle of the washing out!

    By admin on Jan 17, 2012

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