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The theory behind this technology is to "exploit the natural rivering and beading characteristics of liquid flexo inks on high-holdout [non-porous] materials," says Deye. "The net effect is that ink is deposited more uniformly throughout the entire tonal range; dot gain is more consistent; and less plate impression is required to reach desirable densities. Because a printer doesn't have to 'overpress' the plates, better densities, tonal range, and highlights can be achieved.