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BasysPrint
BasysPrint – founded 1995, and today a Punch Graphix company – set itself
the target of developing a technology which would unite the principles of CtP
with the benefits of the proven, conventional UV plate technology. The product
was the basysPrint UV-Setter. Implementing the unique DSI (Digital Screen
Imaging) concept, basysPrint’s UV lamps or violet laser diodes are able to
process more than 50 brands of UV-sensitive printing plates from 15 different
manufacturers. The UV-Setter has been enjoying tremendous success worldwide for
over 10 years, handling the most varied applications in the format classes 2 -
9 (up to 1535 x 3170 mm).
Digital Screen Imaging (DSI) process
The UV-Setter Series can be ordered in the
following automation levels in DSI² and DSI³:
Manual and semi-automatic: Even in its basic manual version, the UV-Setter stands out by way of its
ease of handling and quality. The first option is to configure the UV-Setter
as a semi-automatic system with automatic plate transport to the processor.
Fully automatic system with single cassette:
- Manual operation possible, if necessary
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Fully automatic paper removal
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Optional automatic punching
- Plates can also be loaded up during exposure
- Fully automatic system with multi-cassette:
The
MCA version (Multi-Cassette Automation) accepts up to five different plate
formats and automatically supplies the required format for exposure.
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Up to 500 plates in max. 5 cassettes
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Manual operation possible, if necessary
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Plates can also be loaded up during exposure
10 benefits of CtP for UV-sensitive plates:
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Low cost of
consumables
- Universal availability of
conventional printing plates
- Manufacturer-independent
choice of printing plates
- Maximum productivity
- Ultimate reproduction quality
- Straightforward workflow
integration
- Practice-proven systems and
printing plates
- Work under daylight
conditions
- Imaging of most UV
materials
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