Basically it allows you to dry the printed surface before going into the next unit to avoid marking allow overprinting or perfecting you need to have tack rated inks and blankets to get the best use as normal inks are designed to be wet into the next unit so by using Interdeck driers, drying it changes the tack rating.
We use it mainly for drying an etch on the first unit before overprinting useful for overprinting metallics as well but be careful with aftermarket driers any light creap and you can have the ink drying on the rollers and blankets.
thank you for your reply
can you please more explain "be careful with aftermarket driers any light creap and you can have the ink drying on the rollers and blankets."
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