Trend Graphics: Defying Print Conventions
"People warned me that the (polyester plate) wasn't going to have the run length of a metal plate, that there would be slippage on-press and that register could be a bit of a problem," Gajewski notes. "It doesn't slip a bit. I've run more than 75,000 impressions with one set of plates. We run a pretty fine line screen and it holds."
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