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Re: Magnus 400 platesetter question Hot spots on Magnus 400 (non quantum) can be caused by machine. Your laser has a static focus system so it doesn't compensate for a plate with poor attachment to the drum. This may be caused by loading issues, low vacuum or dust on the drum. All you can do is...

Re: Screen Vs Magnus The only 8-up CTP from Kodak now are Magnus 800 (semi or fully automated, 15-40pph, internal punches) and Trendsetter (16-42 pph, manual or autoloader - 40 plates bay , no slip sheet removal, no punch option) For Magnus 800 the main present problems are due to static so I...

Re: Magnus 400 again "If a business is looking for high plate productivity (i.e. 250 plates a day, duplicator to "6-up" mix in plates), is a fully automated Magnus 400 Quantum a plausible route to take?" If you're looking to buy one machine only, my answer is no. The sales people may say yes...

Re: Fuji vs Kodak Plates Too many dealers on this site and dificult to make a decision. Call both Kodak and Fuji dealers and decide for yourself. Make them compete. I won't go with any other vendor. My advice - try using consumables from the same company that made the CTP, workflow, etc. This...

Re: Magnus 400 again Magnus 400 - cheapest Creo/Kodak CTP developed in Israel by former Scitex. Entry level machine with 2 flavors - Thermal Laser Head - Quantum (Creo TH2 - Vancouver) or LDA (diode-fiber optics - Israel) Compatible with Creo-Kodak workflows or third party through Xpo...