Hans-Gronhi Speedy 56

Metal Thermal CTP System

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Features


  • Ergonomic design for supreme ease of use
  • Fully featured RIP includes anti trapping, imposition and normaliser software as standard
  • Low maintenance
  • Reliable external drum design, with a laser head exposing the plate over a short distance at high speed. Ideally suited to thermal plates.
  • Advanced automatic vacuum plate clamping system with fixed flexible clamps for stable operation.
  • Intelligent auto balancing system - no manual adjustment required when changing plate format
  • Fuji servo motor for high speed drum rotation and long lifespan
  • Open software interface for connection to various digital workflows

  • Specifications- Speedy 56


    Exposure type

    External scanning

    Laser type

    IR semiconductor laser diode (0.9W wavelength 830nm, 32 beam)

    Max. Plate size

    550 x 430mm

    Min plate size

    460 x 370mm

    Plate types

    Thermal plate (IR 830nm sensitive)

    Plate thickness

    0.15mm

    Resolution

    2540dpi

    Repeatability

    < ± 0.01mm

    Speed

    3 minutes/plate

    Plate unload/load

    Automatic

    Operating environment

    24 ±3°C humidity <100% non-condensing

    Power engine

    AC220V ±10% 50HZ, 5A

     

     

    Specifications- Plate Processor


    Plate type

    Thermal CTP plate or ordinary PS plate

    Process

    20-150cm/min adjustable

    Plate size

    Max width 660mm Min width 100mm, Min length 450mm

    Plate thickness

    0.15 - 0.4mm

    Operating environment

    24 ±3°C humidity <100% non-condensing

    Plate thickness

    0.15mm

    Power engine

    AC220V ±10% 50HZ, 30A

    Weight

    420kg (net) 470kg (gross)

    Machine size

    1280 (L) x 1060 (W) x 1000 (H) mm

     

     

Speedy 56

Thermal CTP


Understood to be the world’s only dedicated B3 thermal metal computer to plate system.

 

Using an external drum and a 32 diode laser array, the Speedy 56 is capable of imaging one plate at high resolution in approximately 3 minutes.

 

The Speedy 56 also includes an in-line processor to develop the plates after imaging.