Product category:
Printing Pre-Press Systems and Materials (Repro, Platemakers, CTP, Workflow, Document Management, Design Software, etc.)
News Release from: ECRM | Subject: Mako 2x, Mako 4x, and Mako 8x platesetters
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 27 March 2008
Platesetters With 120 Milliwatt Laser
Diode
ECRM will introduce at Drupa the Mako 2x, Mako 4x, and Mako 8x platesetters which, the company claimed, feature a 120 milliwatt laser diode.
The company said that the platesetters have been developed with the aim of providing more eco-friendly CTP pre-press workflow systems ECRM will provide a technology demonstration of the new chemistry-free digital plate for violet platesetters from Agfa
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 30 Jan 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
Related stories
1,000th Installation Reinforces Violet CTP Growth
ECRM Imaging Systems has installed its 1,000th computer-to-plate (CTP) device at Goodway Graphics in Burlington, Massachusetts (USA).
The Azura V will be imaged and then run through a clean-out unit during the show.
On the ECRM stand - C56 in hall nine, from May 29 - June 11 in Dusseldorf (Germany) the company said that the platesetters will not only adapt to promised chemical-free plates but they will also accommodate future violet plate technologies as well.
ECRM claimed that the new chemistry-free digital plate for violet platesetters from Agfa, Azura V, will be debuted during technology demonstrations on the ECRM stand.
The DPX 4 Eco will reduce the use of development chemicals by 50 per cent making it a more economical and ecologically friendly system, added the company.
Also at Drupa will be ECRM's Workmates 3.0, the company's entry-level digital pre-press workflow system, which is claimed to have a new graphic user interface that will allow customers to view all, or only selected workflows.
It is compatible with Harlequin RIP 8.0.
• ECRM: contact details and other news
• Email this article to a colleague
• Register for the free Printingtalk email newsletter
• Printingtalk Home Page
Search the Pro-Talk network of sites
