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Advanced ScreenPro 300 CTS Imaging System
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ScreenPRO 600 CTS Imaging System
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CTS Laser-Jet Printer
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SAATI LTS E70B Direct Laser Imaging & Exposure Machine
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Laser-Jet Vertical CTS Exposure Unit
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KIWO LX LTS/CTS Series
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CTS Wax-Jet Printer
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Premium CTS (Computer-to-Scren) Inkjet Ink
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ScreenPro CTS Ink
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CTS Flushing Solution
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CTS-Specific FAQ
Does a CTS machine eliminate the need for an exposure unit?
It depends on the model. "Direct-to-Screen" inkjet or wax units still require a secondary UV exposure, while "Laser-to-Screen" (LTS) units like the SAATI LTS image and expose the screen simultaneously.
How does CTS improve registration on press?
Since the image is placed in the exact same digital position on every frame, CTS machines eliminate human error associated with taping film. When paired with a three-point registration system, on-press setup time is reduced by up to 90%.
What type of emulsion is best for Computer-to-Screen imaging?
Most CTS systems work best with fast-exposing photopolymer emulsions. We recommend using Premium CTS Inkjet Ink for maximum opacity during the exposure process.