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Quote from: Zelko-4-EVA on July 03, 2014, 11:22:24 PMi havent had a chance before today to actually see that the ink was wet when it came out of the machine. if we get an ST model without the exposure, do you have to wait for the ink on the screen to dry before exposing?the ink does not have to be dry and is not supposed to be dried. It is a blocker of UV and does that perfectly fine. Best suggestion for your company will be this unit. Don't know where you are but you should either come to Chicago to play with it live or go see one of a couple hundred shops that have installed one already, probably near you.
i havent had a chance before today to actually see that the ink was wet when it came out of the machine. if we get an ST model without the exposure, do you have to wait for the ink on the screen to dry before exposing?
Quote from: 244 on July 04, 2014, 10:45:47 AMQuote from: Zelko-4-EVA on July 03, 2014, 11:22:24 PMi havent had a chance before today to actually see that the ink was wet when it came out of the machine. if we get an ST model without the exposure, do you have to wait for the ink on the screen to dry before exposing?the ink does not have to be dry and is not supposed to be dried. It is a blocker of UV and does that perfectly fine. Best suggestion for your company will be this unit. Don't know where you are but you should either come to Chicago to play with it live or go see one of a couple hundred shops that have installed one already, probably near you.
Just curious. How much room will you free up by eliminating film storage?
I to have been wondering what to do with our films? I'm gonna save some to tape off screens, but are they recyclable?
use a box for your screen tape, leave the flaps out and then compress the whole dang thing with the film and fold the flaps in or tape them...bam.