Computer-to-Screen Machine
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Before the first impression.
APL’s Computer-to-Screen machine brings digital imaging and UV LED exposure into screen preparation. The published process starts with an emulsion-coated screen and applies the design directly before exposure.
After exposure, the screen is washed to prepare it for printing. Discuss the frame, emulsion, artwork workflow and exposure requirements with APL before selecting a configuration.
A CLOSER LOOK / Detail viewPurpose in
every detail.
01Direct imaging+
The published process applies the desired design directly to the emulsion-coated screen.
02UV LED exposure+
Exposure is incorporated into the Computer-to-Screen workflow described by APL.
03Screen-room planning+
Coordinate frame dimensions, emulsion and screen washing with the final equipment configuration.
Explore.
Understand.
Specify.
Published reference information for your technical conversation.
| Reference detail | Application |
|---|---|
| Process | Screen preparation |
| Exposure | UV LED |
| Following stage | Screen washing |
APL reference reviewed 2026-09-06. Specifications and options require current confirmation.
From the page.
Into the picture.
Explore the available film and original product literature, then speak with APL about your application.
Bring the application.
We’ll explore
the possibilities.
What to share with APL
- Screen frame dimensions
- Emulsion and artwork workflow
- Exposure and washing requirements
Before your
next move.
What should I confirm for this machine?+
Please discuss screen frame dimensions, emulsion and artwork workflow, exposure and washing requirements. Current specifications and configuration are confirmed by APL.
Can I request a demonstration?+
Share your application and sample requirements with APL. The team confirms demonstration availability, location and timing.
