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General => Industry News/ Announcements/Press Releases/Product Promotion => Topic started by: spotcolorsupply on January 12, 2012, 11:30:55 AM
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Howdy all... ;D
It has been a while since I have been active on the forums... Fortunately we have been very busy, and I have had little time to do more than watch (Troll).
We have added products, Videos, and Articles from some industry pros!!
Check it out when you get a second....
Articles by Tony Pep, Jeff Proctor, and David Robison...
http://www.spotcolorsupply.com/Articles.php (http://www.spotcolorsupply.com/Articles.php)
New Anatol Auto Pages...
http://www.spotcolorsupply.com/Anatol_Automatics.html (http://www.spotcolorsupply.com/Anatol_Automatics.html)
We added Chemicals by Saati...
http://shop.spotcolorsupply.com/Chemicals_c79.htm (http://shop.spotcolorsupply.com/Chemicals_c79.htm)
4 gallon pricing to our emulsion line...
http://shop.spotcolorsupply.com/Emulsion_c48.htm (http://shop.spotcolorsupply.com/Emulsion_c48.htm)
We also added Clear Laser Film...
http://shop.spotcolorsupply.com/Film-Output-Products_c77.htm (http://shop.spotcolorsupply.com/Film-Output-Products_c77.htm)
Check it out, and let us know what you think!!
Any feedback is appreciated!!
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whoa -. . color me stupid but explain to me this new flash that goes in between the print heads!?
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whoa -. . color me stupid but explain to me this new flash that goes in between the print heads!?
It is called the color saver flash...
Basically, it is a Quartz flash unit that goes in between the heads of a Servo drive Horizon 8 or 9 color press.
You slow down the index enough to flash the print as it goes from one head to another.
Definitely an interesting concept, but I have not seen on in production yet...
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Same thing they do with UV inks on flatwork rotaries, right?
Seems like it would be some work to get the range of speeds you may need dependent on substrate, but a great idea.
Do you have any links to video of this in action? Sounds interesting.
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Same thing they do with UV inks on flatwork rotaries, right?
Seems like it would be some work to get the range of speeds you may need dependent on substrate, but a great idea.
Do you have any links to video of this in action? Sounds interesting.
Wish I did... I do have other videos tho... ;D
In the Horizon section I have a 2 color 6 station servo AC machine to check out!!
The owner was expecting 12,000 prints per shift off of this bad boy... Like 2 machines in one ;)
http://www.spotcolorsupply.com/Product_Videos.html (http://www.spotcolorsupply.com/Product_Videos.html)