3M 1200 E/H Series
Description:
2 Series is specifically designed for process printing at high speeds. The foam density results in very low dot gain while reducing plate bounce. This orange, double coated
2 Series is specifically designed for process printing at high speeds. The foam density results in very low dot gain while reducing plate bounce
This orange, double coated foam tape has the air release feature with high plate side adhesion used to mount flexographic print plates. Provides high quality light combination print. The adhesives remove cleanly from the print plate and the print cylinder.
Description
Related products
-
Lohmann 2.0
-
3M 1900 E/H Series
Request QuoteSOFT COMBINATION PRINTING TAPE WITH FOAM CARRIER The medium soft foam carrier improves tone reproduction where process and halftone images predominate.
SOFT COMBINATION PRINTING TAPE WITH FOAM CARRIER
The medium soft foam carrier improves tone reproduction where process and halftone images predominate.
- 3M1900E/H SERIES COMBINATION/LIGHT MEDIUM
- E-AIR RELEASE STANDARD PLATE SIDE ADHESION
- E/H- AIR RELEASE HIGH PLATE SIDE ADHESION
-
Doctor Blade
Request QuoteWe inventory doctor blades in 328′ coils (100 meters). We can supply full coils, partial coils of individually cut blades. Modern flexo presses are equipped with an
Net Weight : 3.5 lbs
We inventory doctor blades in 328′ coils (100 meters). We can supply full coils, partial coils or individually cut blades.
Modern flexo presses are equipped with an anilox roller/doctor blade combination as an inking system. While single reverse angle blade systems are used for most narrow web presses, midsize and wide web presses are normally equipped with enclosed doctor blade systems. On all configurations, the wiping doctor blade is always applied in a reverse angle between 30 and 40 degrees. Due to the abrasive surface of ceramic anilox rollers, minimal doctor blade pressure is always recommended. Equally important for good doctor blade life is the relationship between cell configurations (shape/count) and blade tip thickness. For most water-based and solvent-based inks, .006″ blade thickness is ideal. Heavier-bodied inks and coatings often require thicker blades.
-
TESA 52017