Import Contact Exposure Frame — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The contact exposure frame from Mc Lantis Group can process two CD74 PS plates or a single CD102 PS plate in one cycle, allowing rapid batch work. Its heavy double‑deck construction holds a dual‑loop vacuum‑exhaust system that delivers airflow from the centre to the whole plate, giving roughly 70 % faster exposure than average frames. A German‑made reflection plate provides at least 86 % uniformity, while the integrated violet light source operates between 365‑420 nm with an intensity about three times that of standard units.

The frame incorporates anti‑electrostatic rubber cloth and a tightly sealed block gland for durability, and a Taiwanese‑made vacuum pump runs quietly without scheduled maintenance. An automatic light integrator keeps intensity error within 2 %, and the on‑screen display shows five data sets while the CPU can store up to 99 sets, reducing operator error for beginners. Typical exposure frames of this class consume 300‑500 W of power and use numerically‑controlled steel plates with electrostatic powder coating for long service life.

Buyers such as photographic plate manufacturers, PCB pre‑press facilities and specialised printing houses use this equipment to improve throughput and consistency. The supplier lists no MOQ, price or incoterm, so importers should request those details directly. Confirmation of warranty terms, after‑sales service and any required certifications is also advisable before placing an order.

Mc Lantis Group is headquartered at No.583 Jiaqian Rd, Nanxiang Hi‑Tech Park, Shanghai, China. The company is listed as an imported tier supplier and carries a harbour trust tier, indicating a verified trade record. Response metrics show a 0 % response rate and no recorded average response time, so communication speed should be verified directly with the firm.

The listing highlights the frame’s technical capabilities but does not disclose production capacity, warranty length or specific certifications. Prospective buyers should ask the supplier for details on after‑sales support, factory inspection reports and any applicable quality management certificates.