GOCCOPRO QS2536

• No darkroom or chemicals: Screens are made with heat, so there's no emulsion to coat, no exposure unit and no washout booth.
• Photo-quality detail: 600 × 1200 dpi imaging (1,200 × 1,200 dpi perforation density) holds fine halftones, gradients and small text.
• Tight registration: Screens lock into the machine at the same three points every time, which makes multi-color and simulated-process work faster to register on press.
• Largest image area in the lineup: Up to 17.99 × 29.88 in., on frames up to 25 × 36 in.
• Fast and repeatable: About 200 seconds for a full A2 image. Every screen made from the same file comes out the same.
• Easy to learn: Print to it from your computer like any printer. Works with both Mac and Windows.
• Prints on almost anything: Fabric, plastic, glass, metal, cardboard and more.
• Space-saving: One machine on a sturdy table replaces the darkroom, exposure unit and washout area.

• Contract and production apparel shops burning many screens a day who want to cut pre-press labor.
• Shops doing multi-color and photographic work, where registration and fine detail matter most.
• Shops replacing a darkroom to reclaim space, water and chemical costs.
• Industrial and promotional printers marking panels, parts and products.

Not sure the QS2536 is the right size? Compare all five RISO screen makers.

1. Design your artwork in your usual software and print it to the QS2536.
2. Mount a framed RISO screen master on the machine. It locks into the registration points.
3. Image: the thermal head burns your design into the mesh in about 200 seconds.
4. Print: take the screen straight to press. There's nothing to dry or wash out.

• Screen making method: High-speed digital screen making
• Maximum Frame Size: 635mm x 914mm (25" x 36")
• Minimum Image Area: 10mm x 10mm (0.39" x 0.39")
• Maximum Image Area: 457mm x 759mm (17.99" x 29.88") with frame thickness of 20mm (0.79")
• Screen Making Time: Approx. 200 sec (A2 420 mm x 594 mm (16.54″ x 23.39″) image area size.
• Resolution: 600 dpi x 1,200 dpi (perforation density: 1,200 dpi x 1,200 dpi)
• Memory: 128 MB
• Supported OS: Mac and Windows
• Interface: USB 2.0
• Power Source: AC100-240V/2.5A, 50-60Hz
• Power Consumption: Approximately 300W
• Operating Environment: Temperature:15°C-30°C / 59F-86F
• Dimensions: 1,215 mm x 800 mm x 410 mm (47.83″ x 31.50″ x 16.14″)
• Weight: Approx. 70 kg (154 lb.)

Digital Screen Maker Frame Types and Sizes:
Aluminum Frame: (19” x 23.75”) with and without frame adhesive
Quick Self Tension Screw Frames: (21”x 23”), (22” x 31”), (25” x 36”)
Newman Roller Frame: 22” x 28”

Mesh Types and Sizes:
70 Mesh: (44” x 98’ / 30 m)
1/2 Roll 70 Mesh: (22” x 98’ / 30 m)
120 Mesh: (44” x 164’ / 50 m)
1/2 Roll 120 Mesh: (22” x 164’ / 50 m)
200 Mesh: (44” x 164’ / 50 m)
1/2 Roll 200 Mesh: (22” x 164’ / 50 m)

Choosing a mesh:

• 70 mesh: for textiles like T-shirts and towels, and coarse inks such as metallic gold.
• 120 mesh: the all-rounder for textiles, balancing fine text and solid areas.
• 200 mesh: fine-detail printing on textiles, plastic and metal.
• Pink mesh: the same performance, colored pink so the imaged design is easier to see.
• Premium mesh: thicker film for long runs and automatic presses, even without hardener.

See all sizes on the Frames & Meshes page.

How long does it take to make a screen?
About 200 seconds for a full A2-size image. Smaller images are faster.

Do I need emulsion, a darkroom or an exposure unit?
No. The QS2536 makes screens with heat, so there's nothing to coat, expose or wash out.

What's the difference between the QS2536 and the QS1836?
Both image at 600 × 1200 dpi. The QS2536 has a wider image area (17.99 in. vs 13.78 in.), so it handles larger prints.

Does it work with a Mac?
Yes, both Mac and Windows.

Do you accept purchase orders?
Yes. Submit one on the purchase order page, or apply for a business account.