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digital print drying stand
can anyone tell me where i can buy a drying stand.
the sort of thing you would stand digital prints on loosely rolled,
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Hi Kev, I made one of these from a piece of 15mm MDF. I put 4 heavy duty casters on the bottom so I can wheel it around my workshop and then I bought 20 metal table legs from B&Q (about £2 each) and screwed them to it in an upright position.
I also made one for my app tape and laminate rolls. I’m not in the workshop at the moment or I would take a picture and show you. I will try and post one tomorrow
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I know you want info where to buy some but I made mine. I’m no fabricator got the steel company to cut everything to size and I just welded it together and gave it a spray of paint.
If I can do it anyone can. You can see my welds aren’t the best but they are solid 🙂
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This is what I use mate…Pull out Clothes line.
I can get 6M prints on one line. Works well for me
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This picture shows a great solution to out-gassing prints.
The area does need to be kept pretty dust free to avoid dust getting dragged up onto the prints and it would be easy to pop a box around it to reduce risk but all in all a very easy system to replicate especially if space it at a premium………..I love it that they have used the fan boxes to rest the grill on and black core ends to help support the fans :lol1: :lol1:
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Thank you for the feedback I decided to make my own out of MDF. It seems to work well.
PS. Am getting someone from a local GRP company to quote to produce it if anyone is interested
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Shouldn’t the air flow be going from the top to the bottom of the rolls?
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Yes I think so as the ink vapour sinks.
The fan is set to suck from the bottom.
It seems to work well as you can smell
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Sorry Kevin I was talking about Gill’s pic.
Yours looks good 🙂
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Hi Jason
Air flow is the important thing. Getting plenty of air circulation to move the solvent away from the print.
Yes a fan at the top would be ideal. In fact a fan blowing down through a print and one at the bottom extracting would I’m sure be really effective, but I loved the simplicity of this system and the fact that it is very easy and quick to construct.
I’m pleased that more and more companies are now taking out-gassing seriously and adding it into their process
Gill
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