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After printing, applying drying powder to the delivered sheets creates an air gap between them that prevents offsetting--the transfer of ink from the freshly printed sheet to the reverse side of the sheet above it. Blocking (sheets sticking together) also is eliminated. But using too much powder reduces gloss and scuff resistance, impairs finishing processes, and may lead to an unwanted buildup in the press.
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