Digital BW, The Print

This is a very interesting find.  Seems quit reasonably priced as well..$2K
for a 55inch unit.  The big question is whether you could use other coatings
with it or if you are limited to their rather pricey juice.  My concerns
would be polymer drying on the roller and cleanup in general...but it could
be the ticket for a print house or for coating a large format show.  It
would be really important to see a unit operate before buying.  I'll contact
them to find out the scoop.

Robert


On 1/28/03 9:34 AM, "Murray Zaharia" <zaharia@...>
wrote:

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> Has anyone tried using one of these systems for coating prints? Looks
> like it could do the job and comes in sizes to do up to 55" widths
> evenly. You can use water based or solvent based coatings by using
> different rollers.
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> http://www.daige.com/liquid.htm
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