STP-G Two Layer Thermal No Baking CTP Plate

STP-G Two Layer Thermal No Baking CTP Plate has the advantages of fast exposure, high definition, low chemical pollution, long service life, good repeatability and excellent printing stability. The two-layer structure design improves printing quality and stability, reduces printing errors and downtime, and is suitable for high-quality printing needs, such as commercial printing, packaging printing, publishing printing and other fields. Compatible with major developers on the market.
STP-G Thermal CTP Plate
Key Features
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Holds the finest detail without the need to back mask
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Quick wash out
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Requires minimum impression settings, giving good balance between solids and screens
Advantage

Resistant to UV inks and solvents

High sensitivity

Long runs on press without post-baking

Compatible with different developers

Technical specifications
Type Positive Thermal CTP plate
Spectral Sensitivity 800-830nm
Exposure Energy 120~130 mj/c㎡
Resolution 200 lpi ( 1~99%)
Run-Length 50,000~100,000 (UV-INK )
100,000~200,000( Conventional Ink )

*Run-Length varies with its printing conditions and imaging content

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