Laser-To-Screen LTS 8012 Overview | Automate Your Screen Making Process | Chromaline Screen Printing

Our Laser-To-Screen (LTS) auto exposure units require no consumables and have low power consumption for minimized costs. Available in three options (to accommodate different screen sizes). In this video Kevin demonstrates how to make a screen with our LTS 8012 Auto Exposure Unit in detail, start to finish. If you have any questions about our automated screen printing equipment, comment below or contact us for more information.
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We use our Hydro-X Premium Screen Printing Emulsion to coat our screens for our automated LTS exposure unit. Hydro-X is Chromaline's latest water-resistant pure photopolymer emulsion with dual cure technology built into a ready-to-use formula. It is available in blue or red.
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AUTO SCREEN PRINTING EQUIPMENT FROM CHROMALINE:
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Chromaline's line of emulsions and films are proudly made in the USA at our headquarters in Duluth, MN. In its 70-plus year history, Chromaline has continually sought out technological leaders so that our customers can print with confidence.
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[@bestyoutubernonegraternumber1]

Xtool coming yo. XTOOL COMING!

[@chromalinescreenprintproducts]

lots of fun to be had with that laser engraver

[@DSDCustoms]

​@@chromalinescreenprintproductsDo you think the XTool will be able to expose a normal mesh screen? I believe they are advertising a metal mesh on a precoated screen.

[@chromalinescreenprintproducts]

@@DSDCustoms probably not

[@robertbarnes4887]

Where do you get your pre coated screens from I would think since your using a laser they are a metal mesh right?

[@chromalinescreenprintproducts]

No, they are not metal mesh. They are normal mesh screens that we coat ourselves using Hydro-X Z-1 emulsion.

[@niteshkumar-qc8nq]

​@@chromalinescreenprintproducts Why don't the mesh tore apart.. What is different in xtool screen printing laser and your laser.. For comparison please explain

[@shawnwalters641]

@@niteshkumar-qc8nq I am super new to lasers but I am going to guess the power settings and or frequency of the laser will play a huge part. I have seen a gay laser on to his hand with the right settings

[@chromalinescreenprintproducts]

@@niteshkumar-qc8nq our laser is not removing anything, we are just using the light to expose our image onto our screen, then we still take the screen to a washout booth to finish the screen

[@DarqChildNYC]

great concept except for the $100K price;(

[@chromalinescreenprintproducts]

We do offer financing options as well

[@pressonnatty2677]

lol