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Root cause #2:
     Solvent residue.
     Solution:
     Use correct solvent and allow to dry before mounting.
     Disadvantages / Factors:
     Sleeve surface may have absorbed cleaning solvent and must be completely dry before mounting tape.

     Root cause #3:
     Incorrect application method.
     Solution:
     Apply good pressure during the mounting using a rubber roller.
     Disadvantages / Factors:
     Untrained or inexperienced operator.

     Root cause #4:
     Damaged cylinder sleeves.
     Solution:
     Change or restore surface of sleeve cylinder.
     Disadvantages / Factors:
     Scratches, nicks, dents and other surface abnormalities can affect the tapes performance.




     ADHESIVE RESIDUE ON PLATE
     Root cause #1:
     Poor plate cleaning or dust / contamination.
     Solution:
     Use correct solvent and clean again.
     Disadvantages / Factors:
     Ethyl Acetate and other heavy solvents can affect the adhesive performance.

     Root cause #2:
     Solvent residue.
     Solution:
     Use correct solvent and allow to dry before mounting plate.
     Disadvantages / Factors:
     New photopolymer plates may contain residue from the platemaking process.

     Root cause #3:
     Atmosphere.
     Solution:
     Typical temperature for application: 15 °C to 25 °C, improve on storage conditions. Store in an air-conditioned or cool
     place. Rolls should not be left in work environment or hot machine rooms.
     Disadvantages / Factors:
     Very hot days where temperatures exceed 30 °C.

     Root cause #4:
     Low adhesion – anchorage of adhesive.
     Solution:
     Make sure plates have been cleaned correctly – no heavy solvent residue.  Contact SM to make contact with Scapa.
     Disadvantages / Factors:
     Scratches, nicks, dents and other surface abnormalities can affect the tapes performance.






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                                                                                                Updated - 24 June 2019
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