I am only seeing aluminum frames being used in this demo. How do all of these pieces of equipment cope with Newman roller frames? Do you need to have the tri-lock implemented in your screen print facility for the i-Image system? The Eco-Rinse looks pretty cool, but only high mesh screens (which wash out pretty quickly anyway) are only being shown. How would the Eco-Rinse wash out a coarser mesh, like a 110, which usually has to soak for a while for the exposed image to wash out?
We use Newman's at almost every tradeshow and make them using our showroom I Image, and they work excellent! Additionally the Eco-Rinse has recipes so it can be programmed for different speeds, pressures and number of passes to work for different meshes.
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Very intelligent use of manpower with the help of automation.
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I am only seeing aluminum frames being used in this demo. How do all of these pieces of equipment cope with Newman roller frames? Do you need to have the tri-lock implemented in your screen print facility for the i-Image system?
The Eco-Rinse looks pretty cool, but only high mesh screens (which wash out pretty quickly anyway) are only being shown. How would the Eco-Rinse wash out a coarser mesh, like a 110, which usually has to soak for a while for the exposed image to wash out?
We use Newman's at almost every tradeshow and make them using our showroom I Image, and they work excellent!
Additionally the Eco-Rinse has recipes so it can be programmed for different speeds, pressures and number of passes to work for different meshes.
@@MRPrintingEquipmentcon ECO-Rinse las obsiones de velocidad podria revelar un capilar de 400 micrones ?
very. intelligent. use of manpower with the. help. of automation