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The LED exposure unit is used in the filed of plate-making such as pad plate, screen plate, hot stamper plate, resin plate. when you put the film onto the plate into vacuum UV LED exposure machine, start it, the emulsion on the plate will appear a unseen imagine. this is important process on all plate-making technology.
Feature:
- Adopting high efficiency UV LED light source,which save 50% electricity than ordinary model.
- Vacuum model, use high quality rubber cloth,longer lifetime.
- Built-in vacuum pump,very fast to vacuum. PLC controlled panel, very easy to operate.
- Automatic memory function for working as original seting next time.
- Perfect exposure effect because of LED light. Fast exposure time,about 40-70 seconds.
- Energy saving. Stable exposure quality,more lifetime.
- Durable and beautiful with steel coat. Outside connecting power plug, safety and convenience.
- Easy to transport,LED light is not fragile in delivery.
Ghost Supply
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
Exactly what I needed.
My Homie Mari
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024
Unfortunately the top mesh has a hole in it.
Jenna
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2022
No vacuum seal. way over priced, melted styrofoam on the cord and frame. Epitome of Chinese junk.
S. Ehrlich
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2021
So I haven't put this thing through it's paces yet, but so far I'm pretty blown away at the quality of the machine. Most vacuum units from known brands in the industry start above $2k so I was expecting some pretty jank build quality. I'm pretty surprised how nice this seems. It was very well packaged, and in perfect condition. I sorta figured it would be put together cheaply with rivets and glue but it looks like they almost exclusively used stainless alen head bolts, and it should be very easy to repair or disassemble if necessary. The vacuum is slow but works perfectly, about 60 seconds seemed right for my 20x24 aluminum screen. The glass has zero visible imperfections, and seems plenty strong. The rubber seems high quality, and again wouldn't be a problem to replace if damaged. The timer system works as expected, set the vaccum time, and exposure time, hit start, and the vaccum will go until it finishes the countdown, then the lights turn on and the vaccum continues through the exposure cycle to ensure a proper seal is held. I'm so used to being disappointed in most machines these days. Even when you spend too much on the name brand stuff, it's always obvious they cut corners. This unit doesn't have the nicest finish, it has some sharp edges, I'm sure the vacuum pump isn't the best, but for how much this cost, I'm extremely pleased. Nice work.
Hippie_Diver
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2021
Let me say, like many other screen printers I always disliked burning screens. This unit has changed all that! First try it works awesome! I use blue AP emulsion from screenprintdirect.com. It burned great at 38 seconds. Also the vacuum setting I use is 70 seconds and my 20 by 24 screens are good to go. Looks great and works great: don’t hesitate to buy. I waited because it wasn’t Royonet or any major brand. But this is far cheaper and I couldn’t imagine needing anything else. The only reason I wouldn’t get this is if my screens were larger. Anything over 20 by 24 won’t fit good. Saves a lot of time!
Christopher Y.
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2021
Works great. Just noticed the pump wasnt working as well after almost a year. Looking for a replacement pump
David A. Orr
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2020
Arrived well packed in a wooden crate, and is in good condition. it's not too terribly heavy, two people can easily move it around. I agree with above review that instructions would be very helpful, as it operates a bit differently than other exposure units I have used.The way this operates is that you clamp down the lid, and when you hit start the vacuum seal turns on for a specified amount of time. When that timer gets to zero, the exposure lights turn on. The timer is basic but easy to use - hit the vacuum or exposure button, then increase or decrease the time. 45 seconds on the vacuum gets you to a tight seal, and then your exposure time will vary by medium.Will update this review after a few exposures.UPDATE - September 2021After some hiccups I've sorted my home screen printing setup to the point that I am producing work consistently. So here's an update! This is how I've gotten all of the various components to work together well.I use Ecotex purple emulsion to coat my screens (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B075SGLRM8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1).I only print on paper, so I use 230 mesh screens (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GWACATK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1).I have a Brother laser printer (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FMS1JSS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and found that it did not print opaquely enough on transparencies to get good results. I have had success printing right on laser paper. To be sure I get enough light through, I expose for 400 seconds. This may be overkill, but it's been working. A friend of mine has much better luck using inkjet printer + transparencies.The exposure unit has been performing well. One issue I've had is that the rubber mat has pulled away from one of the screws anchoring it to the frame. The unit maintains suction, but every 30 seconds or so you'll hear a whine just like air being let out of a balloon. Thus far, I've remedied this by carefully closing the lid while pulling the rubber toward that small gap. I'll figure out a permanent fix, but so far this has worked well.
Suds
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2020
We have been using this exposure unit for about 6 months and have never had an issue with it. We have found that 15 seconds is a perfect exposure time for us, we just adjusted the time until we found the one that worked best.
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