Thermal DigiPlate
Mitsubishi Imaging makes going green affordable
with the eco-friendly Thermal DigiPlate, the 2-up CTP system ideal for
small printers who want an environmentally friendly upgrade from analog
and electrostatic plates.
The Thermal DigiPlate System is eco-friendly because it is a truly
processless system that uses Mitsubishi Imaging’s patented thermal
fusing technology to create a high-contrast image on the plate without
chemical development, wash-off or ablation. The system eliminates
the need for chemicals, toner, ink ribbon, processer maintenance
and chemical disposal reducing your business’ impact on the environment.
The Thermal DigiPlate System is comprised of TDP-R175 plate material and the Thermal DigiPlate TDP-459/324 platesetter. Easy to use and maintain, this unique system draws on Mitsubishi Paper Mills’ years of experience in CTP polyester and paper based technologies, as well as their thermographic paper technologies.
The Thermal DigiPlate System brings affordable green CTP production to small shops producing mostly one and two color jobs. With high speed production of up to 75 plates/hour and the capability of outputting plates from 10” width up to 18.1” width x 20.8” length, it is also well suited for high-volume environments looking for an eco-friendly option.
Features of the Eco-Friendly Thermal DigiPlate TDP-459/324 platesetter
- Thermal inline head technology
- Optimized for 2-up format with a resolution of 1200 dpi/120 lpi
- No chemicals, toner or ink ribbon are necessary, providing easy maintenance
- High speed - 75 plates/hr
Features of the Eco-Friendly Thermal DigiPlate TDP-R175 plates
- Truly processless CTP paper-based plate
- Absolutely no chemicals are required for the processing of the printing plates
- High image contrast, good repeatability and easy control of the images
- The resin coated paper plate is available in rolls
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"Is CTP Still in the Digital Mix?"
Feature article by Bob Hall describes how small commercial printers rely on CTP for quality and continued ROI.
Includes an interview with Suzanne Bostick, Senior Product Manager, Mitsubishi Imaging,
Click on magazine cover to read.
Link to article courtesy of Quick Printing Magazine.
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