Is there a relationship between the depth of gravure and the number of lines?

The depth of gravure printing is related to the number of lines.

The number of gravure lines refers to the number of concave lines on the printed page. Generally speaking, the more lines there are, the more detailed and colorful the printed pattern will be. However, if there are too many lines, the printing layout will become too complicated, which may lead to some problems in the printing process, such as uneven distribution of ink and decreased printing accuracy.

The depth of gravure printing refers to the depth of concave lines or patterns. Generally speaking, the deeper the depression, the darker the printed color. On the contrary, if the concave depth is small, the printed color will be lighter.

Therefore, the depth of gravure printing has a certain relationship with the number of lines. If you want to print a darker pattern, you can increase the number of lines appropriately to make the pattern more detailed and increase the depth of the depression. If you want to print a lighter pattern, you can reduce the number of lines and the depth of the depression. However, the number of lines and the depth of the depression need to be adjusted according to the actual needs to achieve the best printing effect.