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Used Ctp (Computer To Plate) in Ontario, Canada

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    ECO 1630R Silver Digitplater :

    ECO 1630R Silver Digitplater : USED

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    • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi

    ECO1630R - Mitsubishi's Silver Digiplater, a fully automated, digital plate-making system for all applications from B&W to four-color printing, is the ideal imagesetter for small-format printing houses. This very...

    $8,675 USD

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    Est. $170/mo

    Toronto, Canada
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    ICTP Platewriter 2000 : USED

    ICTP Platewriter 2000 : USED

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    • Manufacturer: Glunz & Jensen

    Second generation of iCtP Computer-to-Plate systems Produce press-ready aluminum plates without the use of chemical processing High quality digital plates with accurate registration For small to medium format off...

    $9,397 USD

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    Est. $185/mo

    Toronto, Canada

Overview

CTP (Computer to Plate) systems are advanced printing technologies that eliminate the need for traditional film. These systems allow for direct transfer of digital images to printing plates, improving accuracy and efficiency. Ideal for commercial printing, CTP systems streamline the prepress process, reducing labor and material costs.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used CTP system?

Consider the system's compatibility with your current setup, the condition of the laser heads, and any software requirements. Check for maintenance records and any signs of wear.

How can I ensure the CTP system is shipped safely?

Use a specialized transport service for delicate machinery. Ensure the system is properly packaged, secured, and protected against shocks and vibrations.

What is the maintenance schedule for a CTP system?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the laser heads, checking software updates, and ensuring proper calibration. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals and procedures.