Puddling

In inkjet printing puddling is an image defect which occurs when wet ink drops touch one another on the receiver surface. This causes images to appear blotchy or ‘puddled’, resulting in non-uniformity in solid fill areas. This problem typically occurs with high-speed printing devices. It is also called coalescence.

29 January 2011

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