Screen Printing Exposure Unit
Clear, accurate screen imaging is achieved through UV exposure and high-vacuum contact between the film and screen. Screen printing exposure units are essential for producing sharp, consistent stencils and improving efficiency in the screen room. It removes the air between the two surfaces before exposure and keeps the film firmly in place throughout the process. Fine lines, halftone dots, and other small image details can therefore be reproduced clearly on the screen, without the blurred edges or ghosting that caused by poor contact.
| Input Voltage | V | 220 |
| Power | kW | 2 |
| Exposure Lamp Power | kW | 2 |
| Exposure Area | mm | 1200×1500 |
| Vacuum Pump Capacity | L | 1.5 |
| Net Weight | kg | 120 |
| Machine Dimensions (L×W×H) | mm | 1500×1200×1000 |
- High-vacuum contact
Strong vacuum pressure removes air gaps between the film and screen. This reduces blurred edges, ghosting, and loss of detail during exposure, with sharper reproduction of lines and halftone dots. - Consistent exposure from screen to screen
Precise light control and adjustable exposure time keep the plate-making process repeatable. This helps screens need to maintain consistent image quality across multiple printing runs for batch production.





