Screen Printing - October/November 2017 - 18

NEW PRODUCTS

RH SOLUTIONS

AUTOMATIC REGISTER
SCREEN PRESS
rhsolutionsllc.com
RH Solutions has introduced Atma's
new Atmatic MF88/H Fully Automatic
Register Screen Printer, designed for
high-precision applications on rigid
substrates. The press employs a
four-post design and features a CCD
registration system; the print table is
automatically positioned on three axes
as directed by the CCD camera. Servo
motors control the table movement as
well as print/flood stroke, peel-off, and
raising/lowering the screen assembly.
A parts-handling systems loads and
unloads products automatically and
all print parameters can be stored and
recalled. Applications include touchscreen panels, ITO conductive glass,
high-precision cover lenses, and
PMMA printing.

The UCJV300-160 offers four-layer
printing with a combination of white
and color inks, designed for backlit,
double-sided, and high-opacity
applications. The machine offers two
piezo printheads per color and max.
printing speed of 278 sq ft/hr.
The UCJV150-160 offers one
printhead per color with printing
speeds up to 169 sq ft/hr.
Both machines have a max.
resolution of 1200 dpi and are compatible with Mimaki's LUS-170 ink series.
Both enable the user to pre-cut the
substrate before printing, preventing
issues such as post-cut delamination,
and require no drying time or outgassing before proceeding with additional
finishing steps.
Additional series features include
Mimaki Advanced Pass System 4,
variable dot printing, waveform
control, Mimaki Circulation Technology, a nozzle check unit and recovery
system, and more. The cutter offers
half cuts, over cuts, continuous cutting,
and segment cutting.

64-INCH UV PRINTER/CUTTERS
mimakiusa.com
Mimaki has released the UCJV Series
of UV LED cut-and-print devices,
offered in two models: the 4-color
UCJV150-160 and 7-color UCJV300160. Both 64-in. printers offer inline
cutting and RasterLink6 RIP software.
Applications include decals, window
clings, floor graphics, P-O-P displays,
packaging, and more.

MIMAKI USA

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SCREENPRINTING

VASTEX

DRYER FOR DTG PRINTED
TEXTILES
vastex.com
Vastex has added the LittleRed X3-D IR
dryer, a multipurpose machine
designed to cure DTG printed textiles
as well as plastisol, water-based, and
discharge printed garments. The 30-in.
model features a preheating zone that
raises temperatures to 300 degrees F at
the beginning of the conveyor; the
design is intended to maximize the
distance and time over which the ink
maintains the optimal curing temperature, according to the company.

Each of the dryer's three 24-in.-wide
heaters is digitally controlled and
height-adjustable. Vastex reports it can
cure more than 360 plastisol printed
garments/hr, 100 water-based or
discharge printed garments/hr, or 38
DTG prints with white ink/hr.
The conveyor belt stretches 88 in.,
including a 41-in. heating chamber. A
targeted exhaust system is designed to
remove moisture and contaminates
from the heating chamber. The
conveyor belt is centered by a roller
belt tracking system.
Vastex reports the LittleRed X3-D
will be available at 54-in. widths in
the fall.

DOUBLE SLEEVE/LEG PLATEN
hotronix.com
Hotronix has introduced the Double
Sleeve/Leg Platen, a
heat press platen
that enables
users to
decorate
two
sleeves or
legs
simultaneously. A
middle
section
HOTRONIX
can be used
to add small images in the collar area.
The platen includes a Quick Slip Lower
Platen Protector for loading or
threading garments on the platen.
Compatible with 16 x 20-in. Hotronix
and Maxx heat presses.

UV FLATTENING PASTE
nazdar.com
Nazdar's Care118 UV Flattening Paste
for UV screen printing ink lines is
engineered for gloss reduction and
clean, consistent prints without the
mess of flattening powders or the
unwanted color changes that can
occur with pastes. The product is
formulated with new ingredients
that reportedly provide a whiter, less
amber appearance.
http://www.rhsolutionsllc.com http://www.hotronix.com http://www.mimakiusa.com http://www.vastex.com http://www.nazdar.com
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