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testing of inkjet ctp testing of inkjet ctp As environmental issues push forward I believe inkjet ctp will continue to emerge as a dominant plate technology. I have been following this technology for more than 12 years dating back to Graphic Science Corporation when they did a demo using...

TDS, just wanted to give you an update. I decided not to go with Hurst for several reasons. I have continued to research on the inkjet ctp, and found a used Epson 7600 that I picked up for $100.00 from a photo lab that went out of business. This is where it gets good. The print head on the...

Another system you should take a good look at is Technova's Polijet or Metijet, the later of the 2 being the newest. The Polijet system uses the same Epson inkjet technology that both Jetplate & iCTP use, only their plates are designed to work with Epson printers (4880, 7880 & 9880) right out...

If I were you I would look at the Glunz-Jensen Plateriter, the Jetplate CTP or the Polijet or Metijet systems by Technova. All of these systems are inkjet technology based CTP systems and the quality rivals that of conventional CTP, unnoticeable to the naked eye. Some pushing 175 LPI...

Also I strongly recommend using their RIP & post processor. The RIP is specifically set up to work with their plate material in terms of how much ink is put on the plate, a key element in making the system work from what I have learned about it. I have been reading about this technology since...

Polijet plates Polijet plates Hurst Graphics is the USA distributor. I'm going to demo the system this month & buy it if it works to my liking.