"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
I really don't think anyone that has experience with a "quick lock" system would be willing to give them up.
Quote from: TCT on June 30, 2014, 11:08:13 AMQuote from: mk162 on June 30, 2014, 11:06:40 AMwait, how do you lock screens down? Is there another type of quick lock system?Screw 'em down..... anatol is going to need to find a way around this. On a auto I just can't imagine trying to tell a customer they need to manually screw the clamps down.TCT, I understand your concern....we believe that the benefits of the VOLT, far outweigh the fact that you have to manually tighten the screw.
Quote from: mk162 on June 30, 2014, 11:06:40 AMwait, how do you lock screens down? Is there another type of quick lock system?Screw 'em down..... anatol is going to need to find a way around this. On a auto I just can't imagine trying to tell a customer they need to manually screw the clamps down.
wait, how do you lock screens down? Is there another type of quick lock system?
Would never own a press without air locks.
I do not know which Anatol owners you have spoke with but keep this in mind and I am not putting anyone down but. How long have they had the press, is it their first, how long have they had or been using autos, model, etc. Point being if it's the only auto that they have ever owned or operated or new at it how can they form an opinion on what's good or not. Find someone who has a Volt and best option would be to go and run it for a day.
In due time no matter what is said here the Volt will make it's mark in the printing world or sink like a ship...some companies are bold and try new things (first to the market) while others sit back and watch then take action, but time will tell.