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The PlateRite 4300 is a 4-up thermal platesetter capable of the superior quality and productivity. With its state-of-the-art 32-channel laser imaging head, the PlateRite 4300 images up to 4000 dpi, outputs 20 plates per hour at 2400dpi, and continues making plates even if a laser burns out, so the presses are never waiting because pre-press can't supply them with plates. Automatic in-line punching and Screen's Auto-Balance system ensure repeatability within plus or minus 5 microns. With the optional auto plate loader and processor transport bridge, plates can be loaded, imaged, and processed without operator intervention.
Features
- Images plates 14.5" x 12.8" to 26" x 32.7" in size
- 20 plates per hour at 2400 dpi for 28.5" x 24.2" plates
- In-line punching
- Separate loading and unloading bays, so the next plate can be loaded while the first one is being imaged
- Automatic laser channel power balancing
- Optional Autoloader and processor transport bridge
Specification
- Model name:
- PT-R 4300
- Recording system:
- External drum
- Light system:
- 32-channel infrared laser diodes
- Plate sizes:
- Maximum 32.7" x 26", Minimum 12.8" x 14.5"
- Exposure size:
- Maximum 32.7" x 24.9"
Front margin 15mm, rear margin 12mm - Media:
- Thermal (infrared sensitive) plates
- Media Thickness:
- 0.15mm to 0.3mm (5.9mil to 11.8mil)
- Resolutions:
- 1,200/2,000/2,4000/4,000 dpi
- Repeatability:
- plus or minus 5 microns*
- Productivity:
- 20 plates/hr at 2,400 dpi (28.5" x 24.2")**
- Interface:
- Fast PIF
- Plate transport:
- Semi-automatic loading (standard)
Fully-automatic loading (optional) - Punch systems (optional):
- SCREEN, Sakurai, Hamada, Protocol, Stoesser
- Machine Dimensions (W x D x H):
- 68.9" x 40.6" x 46.4"
- Weight:
- 1,422 lb.
- Power Requirements:
- Single Phase 200V to 240V, 20A, 4.0kW
- Standard accessories:
- Blower unit
- Options:
- Single cassette autoloader,
Multi-cassette autoloader, Processor bridge
* Over four consecutive exposures on one plate at 23C and 60% humidity.
**Output speed may vary depending on the sensitivity of the media.




