Screen has long been at the forefront of transitioning from film-based prepress production to thermal plate imaging. The comprehensive portfolio of PlateRite computer-to-plate (CTP) imaging systems is designed to make production and makeready faster and more efficient for print providers of all sizes and capabilities.
During Grafitalia 2009, Ditom will introduce new products.
ECRM today announced that they are imaging the first available violet chemistry-free plates at the Graphics of the Americas trade show in Miami Beach.
With the steady migration to fully digital workflows by midsize and smaller commercial printers, the Screen PlateRite 4300 series thermal platesetter will continue to play an important role in improving printing companies’ productivity and the quality of their plates.
Harlan Newspapers and the Bainbridge Post-Searchlight each spent months researching vendors before selecting Kodak for their conversion from imagesetters to CTP systems.
When Miller Printing and Litho, Inc. in Amsterdam, N.Y. decided to upgrade its prepress operations with its first-ever computer-to-plate system, the Prosetter 102 platesetter from Heidelberg was an easy choice.
Presstek Inc, a leading manufacturer and marketer of digital offset printing solutions, will be demonstrating its environmentally friendly DI digital offset press, chemistry-free CTP systems, and workflow solutions at Northprint, which will be held at the Harrogate Exhibition Centre from 21-23 April 2009. Pressteks solutions are specifically designed for printers looking for a more profitable way to print quick turnaround high quality colour work.
