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I would apreciate to know if someone could recomend me processless plates for a Screen Plate Rite 8600 negative plates. We are using Kodak now but need to know where to look for FUJI, AGFA or others brands.Thank you. Best Regards, falvarado

It is a heasn uv-650a

iT IS A HEASN UV-650A, MADE IN CHINA

Good Morning everyone, I would like to ask people that have experience with UV coating. I have a Chinese UV coater, and when I coat UV varnish on heavy weight paper I have no problems, but when I go under 216 gram paper, with lighter weight paper, it will curl upward after a few days. I have...

Dear Lucas: Thank you, very impresive. Regards, Francisco Alvarado

Dear Tarun: Thank you so much. Regards, Francisco alvarado

Good Morning to everyone: I would appreciate to know is anyone has had experience with Quato monitors and software, they say it is the best for prepress and desing. We would like to have some previous experience to look into this equipment. Best Regards, Falvarado

Dear Gordo: Thank you very much for your e-mail and explanation. This information is ver complete. We will proceed and let you know of our results. Regards, Francisco Alvarado

Could you explain what is the glycerol? We have contacted our ink supplier which is Flint Inks, but have no results yet. Thank you. Regards, Francisco Alvarado

Dear Gordo: Thank you for your reply, can you explain to me in what way this calcium carbonate be giving us this problem and to overcome it. Regards, Francisco Alvarado

Good morning everyone, this morning I would appreciate very much if someone could give us some advice on a problem that we are experimenting today, our problems are as follows:Our press is a M1000 web offset heat set 5 color press: • We have dots well formed in the initiating of the run, but...

We are still with the problem that the dot that the CTP is producing on the plate is giving us a broken dot, that at the same time gives us a snowflate look on the flesh of people images, would you have any suggestions to where to look for in order to overcome the problem? Regards, Francisco

Dear Alois: We were using Kodak Sword plates, and we changed over to processless plates: Kodak Thermal Direct. On the Sword plates we could see the dots, but on this new plate we cannot. Our main reason was to excape from chemistry. Regards, Francisco Alvarado

Good morning to everyone: I am experiencing broken dots when printing is done. It is not a sharp dot, with the loupe you can see it is all broken up. Could some one help me with possible solutions to it? When plates come out of the CTP, you cannot see it because we are using Kodak Thermal...

Thank you dkelley, we will give it a try. Regards, Falvarado

HI Could someone give me a suggestion to avoid curling upward of magazine cover after it has been UV varnish applied? I have a Chinese UV coater. It has a very good gloss, but it curls upward. Thank you. Regards, Falvarado

Dear Gordo: I will go ahead with your recomendations. Meanwhile I have sent by separate e-mail, images of what we have found from the RIP, before they were sent to plate. Here you can see that the dot is broken in the RIP before a plate was made. As soon as I make the est on Pshop, I will give...

Dear Gordo: I will go ahead with your recomendations. Meanwhile I have sent by separate e-mail, images of what we have found from the RIP, before they were sent to plate. Here you can see that the dot is broken in the RIP before a plate was made. As soon as I make the est on Pshop...

Dear Gordo: We have a print of what the RIP from our CTP is putting out, and we find that the broken dot is comming from our CTP. As soon as I have an image I will again send this to you for your evaluation. In your previous question about making a dot on Pshop, this we cannot do, because what...

Dear Gordo: Thank you for your fast reply. I will give it a try doing your suggestion. This is the first time we have experienced this problem. We have a hunch, that this has started when we began using Kodak Thermal Direct plates. Before we used Kodak Sword plates and we did not experimented...