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03-13-2019 11:00 AM
Hello,
hope everyone is keeping well!
I have the following issue on HP Designjet 5500:
Sometimes there are tiny (almost invisible) CMYK dots on the prints. At first, they look like grey dots, very small .. spread on my whole print, but when I use the magnifying glass to look closely, they are definitely in all colors.
Here is an example of what actually happened:
We are printing exhibition stand. Each stand is divided by panels and I am using the Designjet to print everything on 200gr paper. Today had to print a stand which had 5 panels, all of them plane white and logo in the middle.
When the print was finished I spotted them dots on the panel which was supposed to be plain white. I still shipped that to the customer, because it is almost invisible, but I know about the problem and I can't solve it.
It is happening on random prints because it was not on the other white panel.
I double checked the artwork to make sure the problem is not there and I the guarantee the file was completely empty. there was nothing there that might cause the problem.
PS: I am changing print heads regularly and I am using original HP inks.
Does anyone know anything about this?
Please advise.
Thank you very much for your time.
Kind regards,
Preslav
