Leading Cleaning Technology Plate Wash The fully automatic Plate Washers are designed to wash print plates and plates from letterpresses in a very gentle way leaving them 100% clean and dry; ready for immediate reuse. Manual washing can easily damage the plates. It is time consuming and often seen as a problem area from a health and safety point of view. Let operators focus on the printing process and press-make-ready functions. All Flexo Wash Plate Washers are created to wash all types of inks and designed for environmentally friendly cleaning liquids. The machines are made of steel and other highly resistant quality material, which ensures a long lifetime of the product and a very low degree of maintenance. Different Models: The PW 45 - PW 130 is for horisontal cleaning of plates. The units are controlled by a microprocessor with a user-friendly touch screen, where the wash programmes are adjusted. After the print job all plates are placed on the conveyor belt, which automatically takes them through the entire wash process. The PW 3300 is for cleaning of plates for the corrugated industry. The unit is controlled by a microprocessor. In these models the Plates are placed on a vertical conveyor and automatically drawn into the machine. Watch video here: • Quick and Gentle Wash Operation • Belt Conveyer for easy Loading of Plates • Minimum Labour Involved • Clean and dry Items after a few Minutes • No Wear or Tear on Plates • Minimal Maintenance

Leading Cleaning Technology Various Applications: The Wash & Rinse Series offers a automatic two stage cleaning process, where the first stage is cleaning and the second stage is rinsing. Two types of rinsing systems are available: • Open rinse system (WRO) with fresh water, which is led to the drain. • Closed circuit rinse system (WR) where liquid is recirculated from a separate build-in tank. With this system no drainage from the machine is required. Quick and Efficient Washing Process • The plates are easily placed on the conveyer belt. The plates will automatically be drawn into the machine....