Image positioning

Bowser

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Essex, England
Hi everyone,
Only just aquired a di46 pro and not very familiar with it as been running 74s and other modular presses till now. Could anyone give me a clue as how to move the image into the centre of the sheet as at the moment I have about an inch grip and can't fit the colour bars on.?
Would be nice to be able to do some tumble jobs as opposed making everything sheet work or turn. It has the meta dimension rip but seems you need a degree to work it out, or at least not as thick as me.
Thanks in advance :confused:
 
this press the coordinate is XY, start from the bottom, or a to direction of gripper, you can release off 10mm off the sheet border and print on rest all over 450mm x 330mm, but paper size is 460mm x 340mm at maximux... Well Meta... i dont like... ever is a problem, i make RIP modified that work excellent and not necesary calibrated... and this can work toguether with CorelDraw, with this can put the work exactly at is show in your screen, with the same color... But for Meta Dimetion RIP i can help... sorry... remenber you must calculate from the border sheet (if the max paper size) 10mm gripper and the coordinate X=0mm start from left size... You can burn two twice in the same place and gonna be exactly while the plate is not release or stay stuck with the plate cilinder...
 
  • Thanks for the reply I think I'll look at getting another rip.
     
    We think we've Sussex it by making the sheet size 430mm instead of 450mm, put the image bang in the middle of the sheet.
     
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