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Pad Printing Principle

Pad Printing is an indirect way of printing.

The pad takes up the image from an etched printing plate and transfers it onto the object.

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Pad and printing plate is in their starting position.
Step 2
Printing plate moves forward
The printing plate glides forward underneath the ink cup, and comes to a standstill with the ink image underneath the pad.
By using extremely elastic pads, concave, convex, regular and irregular shaped objects can be printed.

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Taking up ink
Step 3
The pad moves down and unrolls over the printing plate, taking up the inked image.
Printing plate retracts
Inked pad
Step 4
The image was correctly transferred onto the silicon pad.
Step 5
The printing plate moves back (1), clearing the path for the pad to move down towards the product to print the image (2).
Step 6
Printing the product
Step 7

 

The pad moves down and unrolls over the product, completely depositing the inked image.
Pad retracts
Starting position
The pad moves back to its starting position and a new printing cycle begins.

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www.amtecinc.com

APPLIED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
3565 E. Enterprise Drive, Anaheim, CA 92807

Tel: 714-630-9530 Fax: 714-630-9531 Toll free: 888-634-1143

E-mail

sales@amtecinc.com