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March 10, 2024
what is the use of stack of stack flexo press?
Stack flexo presses, also known as stack flexographic printing machine, are a type of printing press commonly used in the commercial printing industry. These presses are designed to stack printed sheets in an organized manner after the printing process. High-Volume Printing: Stacking presses are often employed in high-volume printing operations where large quantities of printed sheets need to be produced efficiently. The stacking feature helps streamline the printing process by organizing and collecting the printed material.Commercial Printing: Commercial printing applications, such as the production of brochures, catalogs, magazines, and promotional materials, often utilize stacking presses. These presses allow for the rapid printing and stacking of multiple sheets, ensuring productivity in commercial print shops.Automated Printing Lines: Stacking presses are integrated into automated printing lines to enhance efficiency. They work in conjunction with other printing and finishing equipment to create a continuous and automated workflow, reducing manual handling and labor requirements.Paper and Cardboard Printing: Stacking presses are suitable for printing on various materials, including paper and cardboard. They can handle different thicknesses and qualities of paper, making them versatile for a range of printing applications.Book Printing: In book printing, stacking presses are used to efficiently produce large volumes of printed sheets that will later be assembled into books. The organized stacking of sheets facilitates the subsequent binding and finishing processes.Variable Printing: Some stacking presses are designed to handle variable printing, where each sheet may have different content. This is particularly useful in personalized or customized printing applications, such as direct mail campaigns.Sheet Registration and Alignment: Stacking presses often include features for precise […]
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March 10, 2024
Quickly understand flexographic printing in three minutes.
Flexography （flexography）, also often referred to as flexographic printing, is a printing method that uses a flexographic plate to transfer ink through an anilox roller. For flexographic printing, the printing plate generally uses a photosensitive resin plate with a thickness of 1-5mm. Inks are divided into three categories, namely water-based ink, alcohol-soluble ink, and UV ink. Since the inks used in flexographic printing are environmentally friendly, they have been widely used in food packaging printing and have broad prospects. Flexographic printing is a type of relief printing. Application Flexographic printing, offset printing, gravure printing and screen printing are the four most common printing methods in the world, each with its own characteristics and advantages. In countries with developed printing industries such as Europe and the United States, flexographic printing has developed rapidly. Packaging printing has changed from gravure printing and offset printing to flexographic printing. About 70% of packaging materials use flexographic printing. Characteristic Compared with gravure printing, offset printing and traditional relief printing, flexographic printing has its own distinctive characteristics: 1. Low cost. Compared with gravure printing machines and corresponding offset printing machines with the same color group, the price of flexographic printing machines is much lower. In addition, the flexographic printing machine integrates printing, die-cutting, glazing and other processes into one. Multiple processes can be completed at one time, eliminating the need to purchase corresponding post-processing equipment, and has a high return on investment. 2. The equipment is simple. The equipment structure is relatively simple, so the operation is relatively simple and convenient. 3. High efficiency. Flexographic […]
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March 10, 2024
What is difference between 3 types of flexographic press?
The flexographic printing technique, which is an example of a convex direct printing, is crucial for the printing of plastics. Currently, it is one of the most dynamically developing areas of the printing industry. This is due to the possibility of the widespread use of this technique for printing on both absorbent and nonabsorbent bases. 3 Types of Printing Presses for Flexo Printing There are three main press design types for flexographic printing: 1. Central impression flexo press 2.In-line flexo press 3.Stack flexo press. 1. Stack flexo press Stack type flexo printing machine presses are those where the printing units are stacked one a top another. The individual impression drums located at each station are called impression rolls, whereas the central impression drum (CI-Press) is referred to as the impression drum. The main press frame consists of several individual colour stations （sometimes sections or decks）. These stations are driven either by gear trains supported by the press frame or servo motors. The most common configuration for stack presses is a Six-color press; however, stack presses can have from one to eight colour stations. It is possible to print on both sides of a substrate using a stack press. Small runs can also be printed on the stack press. Five advantages of stack type flexo printing machine: 1. Single color and multi-color printing are possible. For web-fed printing presses, double-sided printing can be achieved by changing the conveying route of the substrate or using a flip roller. 2. Printing materials can be widely used in hard materials such as sheet paper, […]
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