NO FLASH IN THE PAN (Laser digital converting presents compe
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A typical laser digital converting system can include a CO2 laser, power unit, chiller, controller, software, smoke containment system, and web handling system (if not integrated into an existing press or finishing line). Camera-based vision systems may be needed for critical registration requirements. All in all, converters considering this technology should expect an investment to the tune of $180,000-$300,000—similar to the costs involved in a major prepress upgrade, notes John Dillon, VP/sales and marketing for LasX.
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