M&R Introduces the Transformer and Blu-Flash Flash-Based Curing System
Jun 11, 2014
M&R is pleased to announce the addition of the Transformer & Blu-Flash Flash-Based Curing System to M&R’s line of curing/drying/flashing systems. M&R’s Transformer & Blu-Flash flash-based curing system gives small and startup manual screen printing shops versatility in flash curing and electric conveyor drying. The Blu-Flash flash cure unit is the starting point. Its powerful infrared radiant panel provides rapid, consistent curing performance and durability. A variable-percentage (1-100) power control allows adjustment of the curing temperature, and the sturdy, lightweight stand provides easy positioning and superior portability. Up to three Blu-Flash cure units can be combined with the Transformer conveyor, turning it into an infrared electric screen printing conveyor dryer. Unlike with traditional electric conveyor dryers, operators can add or remove radiant panels at will simply by moving Blu-Flash cure units in or out. The Transformer conveyor features an analog belt-speed controller, allowing operators to select the appropriate speed based on substrate, ink, and the number of Blu-Flash cure units in operation at any given time.
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