Recent content by bobantr

Thanks all. Will check.

thanks for the effort, Maas

It has a 20mW head, i don't know the exact model. Attached to this post are a log file from the trendsetter and a picture of a developed plated with the problematic results. Maybe this will clear up the problem. The machine is located in the Republic of Macedonia, so anyone that can come and...

We had a professional take a look over the whole machine, including the head. He couldn't find what's wrong. Now he is consulting more service professionals and we are waiting for a possible diagnose. We do get a message from the system, usually when we turn it on for the first time, that the...

Hello, our trendsetter can't turn its focus on. So, half of the plate is made without focus and the other half is pretty ok. When we manually turn the focus on the plates are pretty ok (there are small areas that are out of focus). Anyone had this kind of problem?

acetone acetone Hello everybody. I use acetone to clean stains of plates. So I thought it might be a good idea to use it on the rubber rollers. As acetone dissolves rubber and plastic, does anyone have any experience with this? I'm afraid acetone may damage the rubber. Thanks

oh! oh! oh! oh! Thanks for the advice! I was afraid of damaging the rubber rollers with the metal wire, too. The manufacturer recommends hot water, a sponge and what appears to be a brush. The first I cleaned the processor my manager recommended the wire because there was heavy residue in the...

Hello everyone! my company has a Glunz&Jensen FLH 85 P plate processor for thermal plates processing. So far I have been using water, clean developer and vinegar to clean the rubber rollers in the processor. Also a dish washing sponge and metal wire for scrubbing. I'm afraid that all the...