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+ | ====== Soft Ink ====== | ||
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+ | [[i:ink|Ink]] or varnish moderately boiled. — //M//. It is now generally termed Weak Ink. | ||
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+ | The varnish of soft or weak ink is not so strong as that for fine ink; it does not require so much time and labour to distribute it on the [[b:balls|balls]] and [[r:roller|rollers]], and it more readily covers the face of the type: on these accounts, as well as the expense, it is used for common work, as it enables the [[p:pressman|pressman]] to make more riddance; it is also used for machine printing, as the rollers passing rapidly over the [[f:form|forms]] with their own weight only, are found not competent to coat the face of the type with strong ink. | ||
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