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Roller or static?DTS plus MHM should honestly be the ultimate in pre-reg, if they're having to stepbackwards, someone is screwing the pooch.
What's the tolerance on printhead/mesh (off)contact? Roller pins should be very very close. I know the jigfor statics is good for the left-right positioning but not sure how it does on theup-down.
Quote from: ebscreen on January 04, 2012, 05:42:40 PMWhat's the tolerance on printhead/mesh (off)contact? Roller pins should be very very close. I know the jigfor statics is good for the left-right positioning but not sure how it does on theup-down.I didn't think those printhead would be that close to the substrate but I've never really gotten a really good look at one operating. If the printhead is hitting the screens on every one then it's the DTS machine that is screwed up, if it's random screens then the bushings on the screens aren't all the same from screen to screen which could really be messy from a production standpoint.When putting the regi bushings on your screens, does the jig work so that the bushings are put in exactly the same location vertically so that your off contact is the same from screen to screen without having to adjust each head every time you put a different screen in?
Our i-image system is compatible with the MHM pin bars as well as standard and Newman frames. If they cannot use the frames without striking the head something is not set up right for the pin attachment system.
Quote from: 244 on January 05, 2012, 06:01:13 PMOur i-image system is compatible with the MHM pin bars as well as standard and Newman frames. If they cannot use the frames without striking the head something is not set up right for the pin attachment system.Rich, do you have anybody using it with the bushings that could provide some feedback? I think the issues is on the bushing installation side rather than the printer. . .pierre
Rich,I'll bring you one to Atlantic City. If you need it earlier, we can ship out.pierre
Quote from: blue moon on December 20, 2012, 01:06:02 PMRich,I'll bring you one to Atlantic City. If you need it earlier, we can ship out.pierreRich,Make sure that the attachment is adjustable up and down . I have used 2 drill jigs and even had Sonny drill some screens and they are all a little different. A shop only using one drill jig will have the exact same placement. But if your making an attachment it will need to be adjustable up and down to be the right distance from the print head at each shop. I am sure your going to make it 100% adjustable. I just wanted to let you know they are not all exact from shop to shop.