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As long as they continue to make film I am going to use my imagesetter as well. I have heard rumors from my Fuji rep that once it is no longer economically sound to manufacture film they will no longer make it. Hopefully that is a few years off yet.

That's my take on it. I don't think the Epson 9900 is designed to take the place of an imagesetter - it is a heck of a proofer though. I have heard of people using different inkjet printers to replace their film output. I believe MacDermid has a Flexo plate process that features a Roland inkjet...

I also have an Epson 9900 with an Oris Color Tuner front end. I am also seeing the exact same results as you. Our imagesetter was down for a couple of days and we tried to output to transparency film as a back up. For small pieces the fit was okay but when we tried to print up to 40" the fit...

Sorry it took me a while to get back to the forum. Thank you all for your input. We do make these types of plates on an almost daily basis so outsourcing could be problematic. I will contact OEC to see what they can tell me. Thanks again.

I work for a packaging company that uses some very complex coatings on cartons. We have both ManRoland 700 and 300 presses and use a polyfibron raised coating plate on a metal back (very similar to a Flexo plate) to apply the coatings. The plates are exposed on a print frame using film. My...