I-Image ST Minimum Temperature

[Admiral]

While there is nothing about temperature or  humidity for this CTS, I assume about 55F and 30-40% humidity are the lowest you would want to go?

Would 50F be fine? We wouldn't have the warehouse set lower but it could get that cold. 

[screenprintguy]

Not sure about the cold, but be careful running a heater. Last week we had a cold snap, yeah even here in FL, lol. Turned the heat on in that room and it loosened up some of the grease on the rails and dripped off onto a screen while imaging, which in turn got on the print head, made a bit of a mess. Thankfully it's easy to get to everything and clean it up and get it back rocking, but lesson learned. Too much heat will loosen up that grease in there. 

[Alex M]

Ideal operating conditions are above 30% RH. 40%+ is best.
Temp doesn't matter to much, we have them in Honduras where conditions are less then ideal 100f+.

My guess is the rapid heat up loosened up extra grease. .. Once removed the heart will not effect it again.

[Admiral]

Sounds good, thanks.  Not like we will let pipes freeze that are in the warehouse along the wall, just wasn't sure since it wasn't in the manual.

[ffokazak]

What about a Max humidity?

[244]

What about a Max humidity?

I don't think we have a max on humidity. Minimums are required but maximum I personally have never heard of a problem.

[Alex M]

We do not have a posted max, but if your I-image is in the same room as your screens (often is) you do not want your screens sitting in 80% RH. They will take forever to dry and not expose well.
(If using film this is when you typically see people complain about sticking issues)


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[GraphicDisorder]

Never checked the Humidity out in our warehouse but our i-Image ST is out there and it gets as low as 35 degrees out there to has high as 110-115 in there.