SUVP Blue Color CTCP Plate

After a series of improvements, SUVP Blue Color CTCP Plate has achieved the characteristics of consistency, high sensitivity, accurate dot, and long printing cycle, meeting the needs of various plate-making companies and customers.
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

Good Stability

High Sensitivity

Long runs on press without post-baking

Technical specifications
Type Positive UV-CTP plate
Color Green
Spectral Sensitivity 400~410nm
Exposure Energy 50~60 mj/c㎡
Resolution 200 lpi ( 2~98%)
Safelight Yellow Light
Developing Time 20~30 seconds
( STRONG Solution: Water=1:4,23±2℃)
Run-Length 50,000~100,000 (Unbaked)

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

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