Fuji Celix 8200

Imagesetter Type | Connectivity | Performance | Usage | Limitations | Resources

Imagesetter Type

Undergoing testing at two sites: one with a Fuji Celebra NT RIP, the other with a Harlequin RIP. Neither site is in production.

Connectivity

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Performance

• Information from Michel Levesque:
  • Customer site: Celix 8200 with a Harlequin RIP; 1-bit TIFFs
  • Speed is not great: 15 minutes for 43 in plate per separation, but Celix is used as a backup to CTP; issue with punch for plates >43 in.
• Information from Peer Hetzenauer and Stefan Steinle:
  • Customer site: Celix 8200 with a Celebra NT RIP
  • In the Fuji RIP, there is a function called Autoseperate composite. This must be turned OFF when dropping DCS files into the drop folder; otherwise the RIP starts separating every single color. You can find these functions in the Job Ticket editor.
  • Quality with 1828 dpi is OK for this customer. With 2438 dpi, there are some moire problems with Round Spots. The customer can live with it, as they do 90% of their films with 1828 dpi.

Usage

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Limitations

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Resources

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