Automatic feeding, printing, drying and collecting, saving labor and overcome the constraints of weather conditions.

Pressure equalization and thick ink layer, adapt to the printing of high-grade non-woven products.

Various size of screen frame plate is available.

Multiple patterns can be printed simultaneously when do large format printing, which is largely improved the work efficiency.

Minimum effective pattern printing gap low to 10mm before and after full-pattern printing, largely reduce the material consumption.

The driving of the whole machine and chromatograph systems adopts servo motor control, ensure the printing precision.

Printing position is accurate and stable. It can be used together with transverse cutting, slitting and non-woven bag making machine, which is largely improved the production efficiency.

Specification

The principle of an Automatic Color Screen Printing Machine involves the following steps:

Substrate Preparation: The substrate, such as fabric, plastic, or paper, is prepared and mounted onto the printing platform or conveyor belt of the machine.

Ink Preparation: The ink is prepared and loaded into the printing system. Different colors are typically stored in separate ink reservoirs or chambers.

Screen Preparation: Screens with stenciled designs corresponding to each color layer are set up in the printing station. Each screen represents one color in the final design.

Printing Process: The substrate moves through the printing stations, where the screens are brought into contact with the substrate surface. A squeegee blade or roller applies pressure to force ink through the open areas of the stencil onto the substrate, transferring the desired design.

Color Layering: For multicolor designs, the substrate passes through multiple printing stations, with each station applying a different color layer onto the substrate. Registration systems ensure precise alignment of each color layer to create a cohesive and accurate final design.

Drying/Curing: After printing, the substrate may pass through a drying or curing station, depending on the type of ink used. Heat, air drying, or UV curing methods are employed to dry and fix the ink onto the substrate surface, ensuring durability and color fastness.

Quality Control: Throughout the printing process, quality control measures are implemented to monitor print quality, color accuracy, and registration alignment. Any defects or inconsistencies are identified and addressed promptly to maintain printing integrity.

Finished Product: Once printing is complete and the ink is fully cured, the substrate is inspected, trimmed, and prepared for further processing or packaging. The final printed products exhibit vibrant colors, precise designs, and consistent quality, ready for distribution or use.

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