News On Printing Machine

Pad printing technology was introduced to my country in the 1980s. Because it can print on products with small areas and concave and convex surfaces, it has very obvious advantages, thus making up for the shortcomings of screen printing, so it has developed rapidly in recent years.

Advantages of fully automatic screen printing machine Features of fully automatic screen printing machine 1. The original frequency conversion speed regulating device of the screen printing machine has a printing speed of 20 to 70 sheets per minute.

In the flatbed printer industry, the selection of nozzles is very important. Common flatbed printer nozzles in the sales market include Ricoh, Toshiba, Kyocera, Epson, Precision, Konica and other widely used brands. Unfortunately, they are used in packaging printing. Most of the key components of nozzles are monopolized by international brands. Domestic brands have been unable to change this situation despite repeated delays. Among such universal printer nozzles, Ricoh nozzles have gradually occupied a good position in the sales market.

What are the main differences between screen printing and other printing methods?① Strong printing adaptability. The three major printing methods of flat printing, embossing printing and gravure printing can generally only print on flat substrates.Screen printing can not only print on flat surfaces, but also on curved, spherical and concave-convex surfaces.On the other hand, screen printing can be printed not only on hard objects but also on soft objects without being limited by the texture of the substrate.In addition, in addition to direct printing, screen printing can also be printed using indirect printing methods as needed, that is, screen printing is first printed on a gelatin or silicone plate and then transferred to the substrate.Therefore, it can be said that screen printing is highly adaptable and has a wide range of applications.②The ink layer is thick, three-dimensional and rich in texture. The thickness of the ink layer for offset printing and embossed printing is generally 5 microns. The thickness of the ink layer for gravure printing is about 12 microns. The thickness of the ink layer for flexographic printing (aniline) is 10 microns. The thickness of the ink layer for screen printing is much higher. exceeds the above ink