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I’m just curious what the cost/benefit of running 3 rollers instead of 2 on my OS C&P 10x15 is? I see lots of videos online of it running 2, but it has the ability to run all 3…why? Does it help the rollers last longer? Does it ink differently? Why would most that I see run only 2?
Thanks
Joshua
Graytin Press
Hi Joshua,
We only use 3 rollers when we print a piece that has heavier ink coverage. Normally we use 2. It saves time from having to clean an extra roller :)
Alex