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  • Comec Linear

    Comec Linear

    • Manufacturer: Comec

    Programmable linear feeder with multiple jigs, with pneumatic locking of the plates in print position. It can have a variable number of jigs, depending on the type of machine and size of the object to be print...

    Cavaria, Italy
  • Comec KP16

    Comec KP16

    • Manufacturer: Comec

    KP16 is an electropneumatic machine that may have a configuration from 1 to 5 colors and uses hermetic inkcups with ceramic rings with a diameter of 160 mm, which carry with them remarkable advantages: optimizati...

    Cavaria, Italy
  • Comec KP13

    Comec KP13

    • Manufacturer: Comec

    KP13 is an electropneumatic machine that may have a configuration from 1 to 5 colors and uses hermetic inkcups with ceramic rings with a diameter of 130 mm, which carry with them remarkable advantages: optimizati...

    Cavaria, Italy

Overview

Pad printing is a printing process that transfers a 2D image onto 3D objects. It's widely used for printing on products like promotional items, electronic devices, toys, and medical equipment. The process involves transferring ink from an etched plate to a silicone pad, which then applies the ink onto the target surface, making it ideal for printing on irregularly shaped items.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a pad printing machine?

Consider the machine's print size, speed, and compatibility with various inks and substrates. Also, check the ease of operation and availability of spare parts and support.

How can I ensure safe shipping for a pad printing machine?

Use a reputable shipping company that specializes in handling industrial equipment. Ensure the machine is properly packed and secured to prevent damage during transit.

What are the key maintenance steps for a pad printing machine?

Regularly clean the machine, especially the ink cups and pads. Check for wear and tear on the silicone pads and replace them as needed. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for lubrication and part replacement intervals.