How To Video: Canvas Corner Folding Options

Canvas Corner Folding OptionsWhen using the Canvas Stretch Master or Studio Canvas Master, there are a number of different options for folding canvas corners. Three of them are:

Gift-wrap fold: the easiest and fastest of the three folds.

Straight-edge fold: Tends to be neater but takes a little bit longer than the gift-wrap fold.

Alternate straight-edge fold: Takes the longest amount of time due to trimming off excess canvas in the corners before stretching but tends to be the neatest of the three folds.

In the video embedded below, learn how to make three different canvas corner folds.

To learn more about the Canvas Stretch Master and Studio Canvas Master, you can check out these videos:

Canvas Stretch Master Demonstration

Studio Canvas Master Demonstration

Studio Canvas Master Demonstration Video

Video Demonstration of the Canvas Studio MasterThe Studio Canvas Master is a pneumatic canvas stretching machine that can simplify the process for wrapping canvas at a rate of up to 35 per hour.

This machine is ideal for small production houses, the casual framer or professional photographers that produce canvas wraps on a regular basis.

In the video embedded below, learn how to use the Studio Canvas Master. And, in case you missed it, here is our post from yesterday showing how to set up the Studio Canvas Master. Give us a call at 800-453-9538 if you have any questions…

Studio Canvas Master Setup Video

Canvas Studio Master setup video at YouTubeLast month, LexJet was named the exclusive North American Distributor of the Canvas Stretch Master and Studio Canvas Master, pneumatic canvas stretching machines that are capable of producing up to 60 and 30 canvases per hour, respectively.

While we have already shown you how to set up the Canvas Stretch Master and given you a brief demonstration of how it operates, today we are bringing you the setup video for the Studio Canvas Master.

In the video embedded below, learn how to set up the Studio Canvas Master. Keep an eye out later this week for a demonstration video for the Studio Canvas Master. And, as always, if you have any questions or need anything, contact a LexJet customer specialist at 800-453-9538.

LexJet Now Offers High-Speed, Economical Canvas Stretching Machine

Canvas Wrap MachineLexJet was recently tapped as the exclusive North American distributor of two economical, production-oriented canvas stretcher machines from Meath, Ireland-based GAPP Engineering: the Canvas Stretch Master and Studio Canvas Master.

The Studio Canvas Master, which retails at less than $3,000, can wrap up to 35 canvas prints per hour while the Canvas Stretch Master, which retails below $11,000, can wrap up to 60 canvas prints per hour. Both are pneumatically operated and available in two models: one that can stretch canvas prints up to 48″ x 48″ and one that can stretch canvas prints up to 60″ x 60″.

“Print shops, photographers and fine art reproduction companies now have a true turnkey canvas printing partner with LexJet. The canvas stretching machines are the perfect complement to our line of canvas products, which includes Fredrix Print Canvas, LexJet Sunset Canvas, Sunset Coatings, Sunset Stretcher Bars and the latest printer technology from Canon, Epson and HP,” says Alex Ried, LexJet product manager.

The Canvas Stretch Master is easy to install, simple to operate and takes up relatively little shop space since it sets up against the wall like a vertical panel saw. Virtually maintenance-free, the Canvas Stretch Master requires only a 120 psi air compressor to run it.

“We just started doing canvas wraps on the Canvas Stretch Master. It’s simple to use, doesn’t have a lot of moving parts, is solidly built and does the job well,” says Adam Rutkowski, operations manager for Linemark, Upper Marlboro, Md. “The machine will be a big help to us as we grow our market for canvas wraps.”

The Studio Canvas Master can be either bench- or wall-mounted, depending on space needs, and is ideal for imaging professionals who don’t require a high-production machine but are looking for an easier and more consistent method for finishing canvas.

Both machines feature guides that ensure even stapling, control points for flexible and consistent tensioning, and adjustments that allow for the stretching of other materials, like fabric. Constructed of steel and high-quality parts both machines are built to provide stability and durability for consistent and uninterrupted production.

The Canvas Stretch Master and Studio Canvas Master are available for demonstration at LexJet’s Sarasota headquarters and are expected to begin shipping in June. For more information and to schedule a demonstration, contact a LexJet customer specialist at 800-453-9538.

To see a video demonstration of the Canvas Stretch Master check out the embedded video below…