| Special Features
Exposure System: A vacuum
system is built into the lower glass plate of the exposure system.
This holds the cover film down to the lower glass when making liquid
or sheet polymer. An air pressure removal system is included to
remove any bubbles that may occur in the photopolymer.
There are three timers that control the exposure process. Two of
the timers simultaneously control the upper and lower exposure bulbs.
A third timer controls the post exposure process.
The glass plates in the exposure system are spring loaded to automatically
adjust to any preset thickness up to 0.275"(7mm). Thickness
changes are made simple by using our unique, interchangeable thickness
posts. In just seconds the thickness posts can be changed to a different
die thickness.
A large warming cabinet controls the temperature of the photopolymer
year round. Photopolymer is very hard to work with when it gets
cold. You will find this a very useful feature. When the photopolymer
is warmed to 95F (35C), it is significantly easier to work with.
Washout System: The washout
system provides thorough and quick washouts. The water in the washout
section is recirculated by the oscillating motion of the plate holder.
Post Exposure and Dryer Section:
The post exposure drawer is glass covered to keep your machine clean.
It was designed for easy access and fast water changes. The dryer
drawer is used to dry the washed out photopolymer plate. This function
is optional with liquid polymers, but necessary with sheet polymers.
Bulb Life Indicators: The
microprocessor system keeps an internal memory of the bulb life.
This helps you determine when it is time to replace your bulbs.
Modular Components Are Easily Removed:
The system's electrical components, pumps and motors are installed
with "plug in" connectors for easy repair, if necessary
Customize 9 of Your Own Programs:
The microprocessor controlled keyboard allows the user to set up
to nine customized programs for all time and temperature functions.
You can set these programs to fit your own special processing needs.
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