Exile SPYDER II Direct to Screen
What is the Exile Spyder II?
THE SPYDER II Computer to Screen system simplifies the screen making process by generating high-resolution stencil images directly on to coated screens without the use of traditional film and with no need for the vacuum hold down or glass on the exposure unit.
This high-resolution device can output a typical T-Shirt size screen image in less than a minute, for extremely fast throughput. Perfect for the busy screen room, or any screen printer that is looking to eliminate film, reduce labour, speed up job turnaround, and improve print quality.
SPYDER II uses heated wax ink with a robust, phase change inkjet head technology, to place a high-density image directly onto a coated screen.
The Spyder comes standard with three point registration system compatible with most screen print presses. An MHM compatible pin registration option is also available.
BENEFITS
- Bi-directional printing for faster output
- Reduces screen room labour
- Supports frame sizes up to 46” x 55”
- Better density than most film and liquid ink CTS systems
- Enhanced Dot Placement
- Better Mechanical & Production Efficiency
- Eliminates the need for film
Pair with the Exile V-LUX Exposure Unit for the complete Computer to Screen solution.
Need higher quality? Check out the Exile Spyder III for double the resolution providing sharper detail, finer halftones and smoother gradients.
HARDWARE
| Technology | Phase-change inkjet / Solid ink |
| Resolution | 600 dpi |
| Halftone Capability | 75 lpi @ 600 dpi |
| Maximum Screen Size | 46” x 55” |
| Imaging Speed | Approx 2.4 sq ft/min (13 sq m/h) @ 600 dpi |
| Accuracy | .001” from screen to screen |
| Power Requirements | 120v/220v 50-60 HZ 15 amp |
| Compressed Air | Required |
| Network | Ethernet |
| Operating Temperature | 50°F to 86°F / 10°C to 30°C |
| Operating Humidity | 35% to 75% non-condensing |
| Ink Type | Solid block / Water dispersible photo resist mask |
RIP SOFTWARE
| RIP Type | RTI Harlequin RIP |
| Platform | PC |
| Screening | AM and FM (stochastic) screening available |
| Input File Formats | Postscript III, PDF, EPS, TIFF |
| RIP Options | Auto Trapping, Color Management / Proofing, Hybrid Screening |
