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News Release from: Screen Europe | Subject: Platerite Ultima 16000 CTP
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 22 December 2005
Unattended CTP System With Autoloader
Screen Europe has increased the flexibility and productivity of its Platerite Ultima 16000 CTP series with the introduction of a new multi-cassette autoloader.
Screen Europe has increased the flexibility and productivity of its Platerite Ultima 16000 CTP series with the introduction of a new multi-cassette autoloader The autoloader is claimed to enable the large format platesetter to operate for more than nine hours, automatically and without operator intervention
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 28 Jan 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The triple-cassette Screen MA-L 16000 is the latest in a range of plate handling systems introduced by Screen designed to maximise automation and productivity.
A compact device, the cassette is claimed to enable up to 210 plates of three different formats from 450mm x 370mm up to 1,470mm x 1,165mm with varying thicknesses from 0.15mm to 0.40mm to be held on-line.
Rob Hageman, Screen's product manager, said: "Using our reliable plate handling systems printers can go home and leave their CTP devices producing plates all night with the confidence that nothing will go wrong.
Furthermore, the Platerite Ultima 16000 can be left unattended for even longer periods by using our Remote Monitoring System (RMS), which automatically sends a text message (or email) to nominated recipients when the plate level gets low.".
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