Description |
16" X 22" |
18" x 25" |
Paper Size Max. |
406 x 550 mm |
460 x 640 mm |
Paper Size Min. |
150 x 178 mm |
230 x 280 mm |
Printing Area |
390 x 545 mm |
445 x 635 mm |
Plate Size (0.42mm) |
435 x 558 mm |
510 x 665 mm |
Blanket Size (1.9mm) |
490 x 560 mm |
570 x 670 mm |
Stock Rang |
30 to 450 gsm |
30 to 450 gsm |
Pile Height Feeder |
350 mm |
800mm |
Pile Height Delivery |
Fix |
410 mm |
Gripper Margin |
9 mm |
9 mm |
Running Speed |
6000 / ph |
8000/ph |
Power Reqd. |
3 HP |
5 HP |
Height |
1450 mm |
1650 mm |
Floor Spaces |
1200 x 1750 mm |
1290 x 1935 mm |
Machine Weight |
1380 kgs |
2600 Kgs. |
4 Ways to print on Tissue and Non-Wovens
While there are a few different printing strategies accessible available today, there are 8 fundamental styles of presses that are being used today: Computerized (inkjet) Printers (Short to medium run) Screen Printers (Enormous volume) Flexographic Printing Machine (huge volume)
Nonwoven textures are lighter and more vulnerable than woven or sew textures. They don't have a lot of memory (for instance, in the event that you twist your elbow the texture will hold that position and leave a pucker in the texture) or washing toughness, making them unacceptable in strong dress applications.