EXILE Technologies
About EXILE Technologies
Our thermal imagesetters provide unique, reliable, affordable and chemistry-free imaging solutions to an array of graphic display and oil and gas industries requiring large-format (12 to 54 inch wide) images with resolutions ranging from 200 to 1,200 dpi.
Exile is leading the computer-to-screen (direct-to-screen) market with it's advanced Spyder III system. This printer streamlines the workflow from art room to press by eliminating film and digitally placing images directly onto a silk screen. The wax ink technology provides the ultimate in density and dot quality. This system is fast, printing most standard screens in about 1 minute or less.
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Products by EXILE Technologies
EXILE is pleased to introduce the radically improved Spyder II Direct-to-Screen System. We've effectively doubled the speed by introducing bi-direction printing, while at the same time improving dot quality. Updated electronics ensure reliability, while the new touch screen control panel offers... Read more »
The FREEStyler Hybrid has arrived and it's poised to bring the benefits of DTS and DTG to the shop who has had difficulty justifying the expense of current systems on the market today. With it's low low price tag, now nearly any textile screen printer can afford to print direct to garment and... Read more »
EXILES' ThermoImpression™ Film is a specially coated polyester which, instead of being light sensitive like other graphic art films, is heat sensitive. When our imagesetters apply heat to the film, the reactive layer turns black and creates the image. Since all the magic is built into the film,... Read more »
