KIWO ScreenSetter
Technology / Features

 

The KIWO ScreenSetter Imaging Technology

The basis of the KIWO ScreenSetter is Texas Instrument’s patented DLP technology. In this process, UV light is focused onto a DMD (Digital Micromirror Device), a component with over one million micromirrors. Each of the micromirrors can be digitally controlled - the mirror either projects the light that it receives through an optical lens system or it diverts the light such that the lens does not catch it. This means that each mirror represents a pixel creating an image on the printing screen by exposing the stencil material.

During exposure, the entire imaging unit, including UV-light source, lens system and DLP chip moves across the screen to image the picture elements. Due to the limited number of micromirrors or pixels, only some sections of the image can be projected in one exposure step. These picture segments are joined to form a composite picture by a rapid succession of exposure steps.

Key components of the KIWO ScreenSetter are:
• Highest precision optical components
• Modern electronic sensory mechanisms
• Linear motor drive technique
• High precision mechanical engineering
• Powerful software


KIWO ScreenSetter

 

Digital direct exposure of the screen with UV-light eliminates the masking process (film positives) by exposing only those areas of the screen that need to receive light, leaving the image area unexposed. After exposure the screen is developed with water as usual. The resulting screen features optimal image quality typically superior to conventional screen imaging.

KIWO ScreenSetter Brochure

The KIWO ScreenSetter is the only digital direct exposure system utilizing high power wide spectrum UV-Light. Advantages of digital direct exposure with the KIWO ScreenSetter include:

• Unsurpassed image quality with 1500 dpi resolution
• Fast exposure process
• Highest accuracy in image placement and image dimensions
• Shortest workflow in screen printing
• No consumables required

The KIWO ScreenSetter sets a new standard in Computer-To-Screen imaging.
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The KIWO ScreenSetter Model selection offers the right configuration for the most applications. Custom solutions include multiple frame holder systems, custom pin registration and other design frame holder variations. Click on thepdf icon below to see the specifications of each model or the description of the frame holder.

Models

Model

Description

Model 7050


Exposure system with dual imaging head
Max. 1350 x 1770 mm frame OD
Max. 1300 x 1700 mm exposure area
Maximum profile thickness 51mm (2")
Variable frame holder with single or dual 3-point register

Model 4030-2

Variable frame holder max 1090 x 1250 mm frame OD and a maximum profile thickness of 51mm (2") Max 940 x 1100 mm exposure area

Model 4030

Exposure system with single
or dual imaging heads
Variable frame holder
Max. 1070 x 1250 mm frame OD
Max. profile thickness of 51mm (2")
Max 940 x 1100 mm exposure area
Or
Custom frame holder for multiple frames with a max.frame profile thickness of 50.8 mm (2") Max. exposure area of 1000 x 940 mm

Model 3030

Variable frame holder max 1000 x 950 mm frame OD Max. profile thickness of 51mm (2")
Max 940 x 860 mm exposure area

Model 2820
CD-4

CTP/CTS

For CD frames with 4-up frame holder and vacuum bed for exposure of 4 CD offset plates

Model 2820
CD-6

For CD frames with 6-up frame holder

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