The Relationship between Pad Printing Plate Depth And Printing

Explanation of the relationship between steel plate depth and printing:

Thin lines are suitable for lighter versions, whereas thick lines or patterns require darker versions.
   Materials with smooth surfaces require a lighter version, whereas materials with a textured surface or that absorb ink (such as nylon cloth, etc.) require a darker version.
   Light-colored materials can be printed with dark-colored ink using a lighter version, and dark-colored materials can be printed with light-colored ink using a darker version.
SKD11 features:
   High wear resistance, good quenching properties, and less quenching deformation
   Heat-treated steel plate, hardness can reach HRC58-62 degrees
   Medium price, high hardness, most commonly used steel plate
   Commonly used in mass production molds
   High carbon, high chromium alloy steel has extremely high hardness and appropriate toughness, and has temper hardening effect. It is a typical air-hardened steel and is one of the alloy tool steels with the best wear resistance at present.
   Molybdenum, vanadium and other elements are added, so it has the characteristics of wear resistance, non-deformation and impact resistance.
   After secondary refining, the purity is good and the crystal grains are fine.