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Humidity exerts a powerful influence on the performance of pressure rollers in production line machinery. These rollers rely upon consistent surface friction and bonding stability to feed ink, paper, or other substrates smoothly and reliably through the machine. During periods of elevated relative humidity, media surfaces absorb moisture from the air, causing them to slightly expand. This dimensional change triggers misalignment, as the material behaves differently under standard settings or deviates in width. Roller surfaces, particularly when constructed from absorbent materials, also absorb moisture, which reduces surface firmness, thereby impairing consistent force application. Consequently ink transfer becomes inconsistent, producing smudging or ghosting in printed output. Conversely, in low-humidity environments, materials lose moisture and stiffen, which amplifies static electricity, causing paper to cling uncontrollably. Simultaneously, dry rollers may become rigid and inflexible, leading to loss of traction, which results in partial transfer. Both high and low humidity extremes compromise the fidelity essential for high-quality output. Technicians are advised to regularly track humidity levels in the workspace and implement environmental controls such as HVAC humidity systems to sustain ideal conditions, at 45–55% relative humidity. Routine maintenance of rollers, including surface degreasing and checking for damage, غلطک پرس پرینتر supports consistent, long-term performance. Recognizing how humidity affects roller behavior, facilities can anticipate operational issues, thereby minimizing downtime and enhancing overall print quality.