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    2012 Kodak Magnus 400 III

    2012 Kodak Magnus 400 III

    • Manufacturer: Kodak
    • Model: Magnus 400

    Manufacturer: Kodak Model: Magnus 400 III Year of Manufacture: 2012 Type of Machine: CTP Imaging Device Power: 200-240 V, 50 Hz, 15 A Includes: Sorting Unit Sorting Unit Model: CSG-86 Sorting Unit Year of...

    Berlin, Germany
  • Kodak Trendsetter CTP

    Kodak Trendsetter CTP

    • Manufacturer: Kodak

    Postitive Working, thermal offset plates Plate width min 7.9" Plate width max 37.4" Plate thickness min .006 Plate thickness max 0.16" Plate setters Avalon N4, N8 + L conveyor Physical dims: 80.3x 56.6 x 5...

    United States
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    2019 AGFA Avalon N8-90

    2019 AGFA Avalon N8-90

    • Manufacturer: Agfa

    Model N8-90 XT (Screen PT-R 8900N)＜＞thermal laser＜＞Speed 48/h plates＜＞Max size 1165x938＜＞Cassette Auto Loader＜＞Punch Bacher 780mm ＜＞GLV Laser Technology＜＞2400 dpi＜＞Conveyor: AV. N8 60/80/90 CO compact＜＞Processor ...

    Huningue, France
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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.