Expo-NV LED Screen Printing Exposure Unit
An Economical Exposure Unit for Burning Screens
The Lawson Expo-NV LED is a completely self-contained table-top screen exposure unit. It is ideal for small screen printers who are either new to screen printing, working out of their home, basement, or garage. This is a plug-and-play exposure unit that is an easy, low-cost way to improve screen printing exposure. The Lawson Expo-NV LED is simple to use, economical, and better than a DIY screen exposure unit. It is shipped fully assembled, ready to use, with the entire light source contained in the main housing.
It’s compact enough to be easily moved anywhere and uses standard 120-volt, plug-in wiring. The Lawson Expo-NV LED is an economical alternative to more expensive vacuum/exposure systems. The Expo-NV LED’s dynamically balanced, focused-beam system ensures good, clean stencil definition, screen after screen. The weighted cover creates good pressure needed to hold the film positive firmly against your screen printing frame mesh. This helps produce finer detail, halftones, crisp edges, and smaller point text.
To add versatility, the Expo-NV can also be used as a light table. Simply place a high-density translucent fiberglass sheet over the glass exposure surface, flip a switch, and you now have two machines in one! If you want to save money, this is a great exposure unit—backed by Lawson itself.
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Expo-NV LED Screen Printing Exposure Unit
An Economical Exposure Unit for Burning Screens
The Lawson Expo-NV LED is a completely self-contained table-top screen exposure unit. It is ideal for small screen printers who are either new to screen printing, working out of their home, basement, or garage. This is a plug-and-play exposure unit that is an easy, low-cost way to improve screen printing exposure. The Lawson Expo-NV LED is simple to use, economical, and better than a DIY screen exposure unit. It is shipped fully assembled, ready to use, with the entire light source contained in the main housing.
It’s compact enough to be easily moved anywhere and uses standard 120-volt, plug-in wiring. The Lawson Expo-NV LED is an economical alternative to more expensive vacuum/exposure systems. The Expo-NV LED’s dynamically balanced, focused-beam system ensures good, clean stencil definition, screen after screen. The weighted cover creates good pressure needed to hold the film positive firmly against your screen printing frame mesh. This helps produce finer detail, halftones, crisp edges, and smaller point text.
To add versatility, the Expo-NV can also be used as a light table. Simply place a high-density translucent fiberglass sheet over the glass exposure surface, flip a switch, and you now have two machines in one! If you want to save money, this is a great exposure unit—backed by Lawson itself.
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An Economical Exposure Unit for Burning Screens
The Lawson Expo-NV LED is a completely self-contained table-top screen exposure unit. It is ideal for small screen printers who are either new to screen printing, working out of their home, basement, or garage. This is a plug-and-play exposure unit that is an easy, low-cost way to improve screen printing exposure. The Lawson Expo-NV LED is simple to use, economical, and better than a DIY screen exposure unit. It is shipped fully assembled, ready to use, with the entire light source contained in the main housing.
It’s compact enough to be easily moved anywhere and uses standard 120-volt, plug-in wiring. The Lawson Expo-NV LED is an economical alternative to more expensive vacuum/exposure systems. The Expo-NV LED’s dynamically balanced, focused-beam system ensures good, clean stencil definition, screen after screen. The weighted cover creates good pressure needed to hold the film positive firmly against your screen printing frame mesh. This helps produce finer detail, halftones, crisp edges, and smaller point text.
To add versatility, the Expo-NV can also be used as a light table. Simply place a high-density translucent fiberglass sheet over the glass exposure surface, flip a switch, and you now have two machines in one! If you want to save money, this is a great exposure unit—backed by Lawson itself.
