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To create a raid1 array you need at least two drives. The size of smaller drive will set the array size... so if for example you have 1 500gb drive and a second 1TB(double the 500gb) drive the raid1 array size will be 500gb and this will be the usable space you can use... so for raid1 optimally...

exactly this is what i need to do.

I have heard from someone about the existence of a formula that helps compensate between two presses when printing on press 1 then trying to fit additional colors (a fifth and sixth color for example) on press 2. Or in another scenario where you create a film for screen spot UV to be laid over...

so far it seems that screen has the better history... anyone has feed on the heidelbergs?

How about the heidelberg suprasetter? what maintenance concerns do you have about it?

it is possible it is possible Last time I was at a training in Heidelberg Germany they showed me a new proofing paper for uncoated. That was November 2011. So I would suggest you check with Heidelberg on this new item.

I have made a mistake... we are considering the NON A version, and at 33 plates per hour... also the Screen HD 8900 at 33 plates per hour. What's special about the GLV laser when screen won't give more than one year warranty on it while heidelberg gives 7 year warranty on the lasers...

We are looking to replace our old screen PTR8000-II CTP with a new CTP. I narrowed down my options to these two machines, but I would like to know the opinions of users who know the difference or worked on either of the machines. The machines seem to be very similar in options that come with...

Can you please indicate what type of machine and dampening system you had success with? also the fountain solution used. In addition, are you using any filteration?

What does dual durometer mean?

sharpness sharpness You can also examine the dots reproduced with a loupe. Since 10 years we've been using perfect dot DL, until after this drupa we started using advantage plus from savatech. Perfect dot DL is more resistant to smashes, but sava's blankets give better registration and a MUCH...

You can also examine the dots reproduced with a loupe. Since 10 years we've been using perfect dot DL, until after this drupa we started using advantage plus from savatech. Perfect dot DL is more resistant to smashes, but sava's blankets give better registration and a MUCH sharper dot for higher...

It usually happens when the punched circle sticks on the drum and it thickens that area under the plate.

When we've had this happen on our ptr-8000-II it's been a the punched circle sticking on the drum... try to clean your drum...

Luke, you are right about all the literature available stating the requirement of 18-22 shore A durometer. And this is the reason I was contacting roller vendors inquiring about the shore A and crown since no vendor provides helpful information about this issue. P.S.: Luke, I've been trying to...

It would be helpful if you can indicate if you're printing with or without ipa. From what I've seen, If the roller are well adjusted and you use a weekly special maintenance chemical like bottcher feboclean or abc allied CRUD roller paste along with a high quality wash, then you can get up to 3...

would be interesting to see what US roller manufacturers have to say about this.

why does it have to be a special order when it's a must to have a roller shore A of 18-22 for IPA free printing? I am trying to find an answer as to why this shore A range is not being marketed. Is there anything related to durability? Also what is the crown? half crown? no crown? and for what...

I am guessing you were running a low shore durometer roller. With a new ryno and correct roller adjustments what water levels have you seen?

Was the ryno you used with no crown? What was the durometer? Where you running ipa free? Some one from a roller company mentioned that it will be impossible to run metallics with no crown