AIIR AVT TECHNOLOGY
AiiR is a technology developed by Edale that allows the deskilling of the operator by working in conjunction with the existing Edale print-to-mark registration system.
The AIIR AVT Technology is an end camera, closed-loop inspection system which will bring the print into register without operator input. Edale software tracks the image through the press so that if the operator does input a manual correction, they cannot over-correct until the image has passed through the camera system and is displayed on the screen. This prevents over-correction.
The system can be used by any operator, ensuring consistency throughout the workforce, ultimately providing regularity on repeat and job-to-job. AIIR can vastly improve the set-up time when switching substrates, provided that the substrates have been used in the system before. This system can also automatically set pressure by running a single web length of material with an automated print sequence run. The system will then analyse the print to find the optimum pressure settings.
AiiR in Summary
- Analyses the print
- Automatically feeds back the correction information to the Edale register and print system
- Edale system will conduct the required corrections
- AiiR will not allow further correction of the print until the print image has passed through the camera system
- Works for all decks and brings the machine into register
- Works for all decks and sets the correct pressure (when first run).
The Benefits
- Reduced operator inconsistency
- Reduced print inconsistency
- Reduced print register issues
- Reduced job-to-job and repeat job inconsistency
- Higher quality confirmation
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TOTAL RECALL
Job storage is our term for machine memory. The Edale press is fully automated, and with our digitisation, we can save press information to be recalled at a later date.
ON-THE-FLY
Edale’s “On-the-Fly” technology enables colour changes to be made on redundant print stations whilst the machine is in production.