Laser-Jet Vertical

Self-contained, super high efficiency direct laser computer to screen image & exposure unit, operated by PC with optional RIP. Designed to efficiently image and expose one screen up to 39”x59” or two screens up to a maximum size 23”x31” without vacuum or film positives.

The Laser-Jet Vertical is a Direct Laser CTS (computer-to-screen) (LTS) image and exposure unit. It takes into account the contemporary needs of stencil makers with an eye toward future challenges that will demand more efficient and precise results. Made to surpass all others while simultaneously provide enhancements to time and money spent producing stencils, as well as your ecological footprint. The Laser-Jet Vertical has a glass free vertical loading and frame lock system to ensure accuracy and easy screen placement for reduced pinholes. It has a solid metal construction which provides a vibration free stencil making platform while maintaining a smaller footprint than other CTS machines.

Why Buy

• Compatible with all emulsion and film types
• No more paying for media to image screens
• Save space by eliminating storage for film
• Vertical glassless design with safety shutter
• Cure all emulsion & film types, even EOM dualcure in under 3 minutes
• Environmentally conscious
• Easy to use software, compatible with many RIP programs

The CTS series uses phase change ink jet head technology to provide unequaled print quality and imaging speed in a dependable production system.

Highest Resolution

Print head technology with smaller drop size and solid ink technology enables imaging halftone frequencies up to 75 dpi. Sophisticated interlacing patterns assure smooth halftones and color transitions for the most demanding applications. Optimize image quality without compromising on throughput and consumable cost.

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SOME ADVANTAGES OF CTS TECHNOLOGY

• Elimination of film.
• Fewer processing steps including taping films on, vacuum draw down…
• Digital workflow eliminates the handling and storage of films.
• Elimination of leading cause of pin holes.
• Faster exposure times.
• First generation of art on screen
• Faster on press set-up and registration

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