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The ( re ) sell value of a SupraSetter lays in the lasers. I've serviced Suse's with 300 k m2 on their counter, without ever having an issue on their laser. It is also depending on our relationship with your distributor: I've replaced lasers, ant the shop owner would pay them in time with a...

For this sort of work the SupraSetter A type was develloped. Start with the basic model, if business grows you still can go for the automation. ( It is an option that can be installed afterwards ) The same story on the dual cassette system...

What type of Supra is it ? -> An A has only 1 laser, there you not see any difference, on the 74 or 105 models you can have up to 6 lasers..( But that's besides the question ). Laser of supasetters ( normally ) don't have to be changed for life time reasons.( there can be problems, of course)...

Hi, are you sure you want to punch a 105 plate by hand ? Your printer probably won`t be happy...you might be facing a lot of register problems., or people trying to win time and punching 2 or 4 plates in 1 time...oh yes, it goes....but then they start to complain about scratches... ( been...

Could be of course, but if you hold the switch manually, does the pump keep pumping? If not, then it`s the pump, otherwise it is something else.. Good luck :-)

Try to clean the input sensor, I think it is not completely tilted when the plate enters the machine.. There is no replenishing in a clean out...have to checked the filter under the basin? The black 'thing ' -> there s a filter inside..might be filled with dirt, can be cleaned with water.. Good...

Might sound dumb...what type of cpt are you using ? Particels of oil in the compressed could be a reason for "small " dots... Where the oil spots are on the plate-> no laser -> no image... Ofcourse...it just a suggestion...

I think there already written a lot about it...for some it works and they don't want anything else anymore...other came saw, tested...and bought a clean out unit :-) It also depends on the ( moisturing system )of you press.... I had some accounts that where very happy with them...

What I can recommend...for everyone who would like to read something on graphics...( I don't want it to sound as a commercial for a brand or so) just because it is so complete...-> The Handbook of Printmedia by Helmut Kipphan. ( ISBN 3-540-67326-1) I know that it is printed in German and...

Give me a few days, and please let me know a serial number..I don't promise anything..talk to some ex colleagues..

Have you tried on their website ( where are you, witch country, distribution channel ).. I might have one in my garage ( no, that is not true..I only have an old 32 LDA :-) ) I still have some contacts there...used to be a service engineer on Xeikon presses..

Sorry I saw you post to late...the power to expose the plate is defined by the type of flashing unit. I have some data for Heidelberg equipment and Kodak plates.. Give me some more details and I will try to find out...

With what kind of exposing unit ? At this moment we do Kodak Sonora @ 500 rpm on a SupraSetter A type ( GEN II ) I don't know by heart, but it should something close to the Pro T.. ( 8 up = 74 format ?)

I don't have any benefits by Kodak ( or Fuji, or anything else :-) )...maybe we should more go into the terms we 're using...Your right on the fact that there is no " development ", the plate is " washed, processed, cleaned " on the press by means of ink and fountian solution -> non flashed/ non...

I'm sorry, I might have not made myself clear enough, with random jobs, I was thinking about different linearisation, 175 lines, 200 lines, 4 color jobs, pms inkt... a long run, low coverage, high coverage That sort of things... I don't want to go into to comparing a plate with a visit to the...

Hi, the latest generation of the Kodak thermal direct plates -> " Sonora " gives an improved exposure speed ( on Heidelberg Suprasetters ) and a higher contrast before it goes on the pres...but be a little care full...it is not all good news show...developing is done with the moist system of...

Like said before...the future will be in thermal...but the way it will be processed...? Clean out unit's/ "chemfree" or on the press... It all depends on the volume and the investment you're willing to make...I've customers with thermal direct , chemfree and conventional...and all are happy with...

One of my customers is running them over a year ( was beta side ) on a 2 colour 74 and a 4 colors 74..They are very happy with it..more contrast on the plate, at a higher speed flashed on a SupraSetter A type ( Gen II ). Even with PMS colors it run's fine...They don't want to go back to their...

Like mentioned above..the ZAC processor is a colaboration between Fuji and Glunz& Jensen...Kodak does have ( sell's ) kit's to rebuild ZAC's to Kodak plates... My ( personal ) opinion...Buy a G&L processor and put the plates in you like the most...If for some reason you would like to change you...

Ofcourse for me the Indigo's is some time ago :) and so are the Xeikons :p, but on the 2nd picture I -> isn't it on the side where the cleaning oil flows back to the tank and you might have a spill on the blanket and paper.. If the substrate see's oil, or vapors from oil the ink might not get...