Negative CTCP Plate

Negative CTCP Plate

1. First Class Aluminum Substrate

The first class aluminum base of McLantis CTcP plate maintains an even surface, exact dimension and all kinds of physics and mechanical capabilities.

2. Compound Halftone Frame and Close-grained Oxidation Layer

The multi-layer compound halftone frame and close-grained oxidation layer on the surface ensures exact dot-reproduction and excellent endurance.

3. Hydrophilic Managing Substrate

McLantis UV-CTP plate adopts hydrophilic managed substrate to not only ensure the firm combination between sensitive layer and substrate but also improve the balance between water and ink so that it prevent from scum when machine idle and during printing.

4. Excellent Coating Component

McLantis UV-CTP plate adopts excellent coating component to keep the plate well-proportioned coated, with high sensitive speed, fine dot-reproduction and long run length. These make McLantis CTcP plate fit for top grade commercial printing and Newspaper printing.

Thickness0.15-0.40 mm
Sensitive Wavelength405 nm
Photosensitivity50-60 mj/cm2
Dot reproduction2%-98% at 200 lpi
Micro-line reproduction8-10um
Run Length150,000-200,000 actual run length may vary according to press, ink and paper condition.
Recommend DeveloperMcLantis developer or Kodak developer
Developer Concentrationliquid to powder =1:1
Developing Temperature23-25 degree Celsius
Developing Time25-35s
Baking Temperature230-250 degree Celsius
Baking Time4-8 min
Run Length After Baking400,000-600,000
Safe Lightyellow
Shelf Life18 months under recommended storage conditions (10-30 degree Celsius, relative humidity: 40% - 70%, stacking height less than 1.5 meters)
Packageavailable in all standard formats including bulk Packaging options:0.15mm - 100 sheets per carton0.30mm - 50 sheets per carton

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key specifications of Negative CTCP Plate?

Sensitive Wavelength: 405 nm; Photosensitivity: 50-60 mj/cm2; Dot reproduction: 2%-98% at 200 lpi; Micro-line reproduction: 8-10um; Run Length: 150,000-200,000 actual run length may vary according to press, ink and paper condition.; Recommend Developer: McLantis developer or Kodak developer; Developing Temperature: 23-25 degree Celsius; Developing Time: 25-35s; Baking Temperature: 230-250 degree Celsius; Baking Time: 4-8 min; Run Length After Baking: 400,000-600,000; Safe Light: yellow

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