SYMPTOM-A spray or mist of ink is visible in the air around the press, which eventually settles, covering the area in a thin film of ink.

probable cause remedy 1 Too heavy an ink film being run on the ink roller train. Run less ink; consult ink technician to formulate stronger ink, if possible. 2 Press speed is excessive for the form being run. Reduce running speed. 3 Rollers are worn or incorrectly set. Reset, recondition with Kwik & EZ, or replace rollers. 4 The ink has emulsified. See "Unstable Ink/Water Balance." *5 Body of ink is too long for form being printed. Add OV-196 Super Water Repellent Varnish (up to 5 oz. per pound) to shorten the ink’s body. *Although not the most probable cause, this should be investigated and ruled out first.