Negative Thermal CTP Plate
High compatibility and environment friendly negative thermal plates are compatible with most existing thermal plate-setters, removing the need to purchase new equipments. In the washing-out process, printers can choose developers with a PH value of 9-10, which makes the processing Eco-friendly; or choose the low-chem developer for plate development, which is both Eco and compatible.
Excellent printing performance The plate promises excellent printingperformance: quick start-up, stability in ink/water balance and quick restart after a stop. It is easy-to-operate and cost-efficient. The run length can be up to 200,000 impressions with unbaked plates & normal ink, and 100,000 impressions with unbaked plates & UV ink.(Dependent on imaging and printing conditions)
Fine image reproduction Negative thermal plate can produce dot reproduction at 200lpi, 1-99% with satisfactory printing results.
| Item | McLantis negative thermal CTP plate |
|---|---|
| Gauge | 0.15 - 0.40 mm |
| Spectral Sensitivity | 830 nm |
| Exposure Energy | 90 - 120 mj/cm2 (varies based on platesetter manufacturer and developing condition) |
| Resolution | 1% - 99%@200lpi |
| Run Length | 250,000 actual run length may vary according to press, ink and paper condition. |
| Developing | Low chem PVD developer |
| Baking | not recommended |
| Safe Light | one hour under fluorescent light without natural light direct irradiation, 4 hours under yellow light |
| Shelf Life | 12 months under recommended storage conditions (10 - 26 degree Celsius, relative humidity: ≤70%, stacking height ≤ 1.5 meter) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the key specifications of Negative Thermal CTP Plate?
Gauge: 0.15 - 0.40 mm; Spectral Sensitivity: 830 nm; Exposure Energy: 90 - 120 mj/cm2 (varies based on platesetter manufacturer and developing condition); Resolution: 1% - 99%@200lpi; Run Length: 250,000 actual run length may vary according to press, ink and paper condition.; Developing: Low chem PVD developer; Baking: not recommended; Safe Light: one hour under fluorescent light without natural light direct irradiation, 4 hours under yellow light