Riband screen printing machine with factory price

• Product name:Riband screen printing machine
• Model:DX-ASP2
• Printing color:2 color
• Max printing size:800*280mm
• Print speed:14 meters/Min
• Ribbon Feeding:automatic
• Printing:automatic
• Ribbon drying:automatic
• Rewinding:automatic
• Voltage:AC380V/3Phase/16kw
• N.W:2500KGS

• screen printing ink
• squeegee
• screen plate

Screen printing machines are commonly used for ribbon printing, whether it’s for decorative or branding purposes. Here’s an overview of how a screen printing machine works for ribbon printing:

Design Preparation:

The first step in the process is to create or obtain the design that you want to print on the ribbon. This design is typically created as a stencil or screen. It can be made from various materials, such as polyester or metal mesh, with the desired design openings.

Screen Setup:

The screen is mounted on the screen printing machine. It is positioned above the ribbon to be printed, and the ribbon is positioned on a flat surface beneath the screen.

Ink Preparation:

The ink used for screen printing is specially formulated for the particular application. In ribbon printing, ink should adhere well to the ribbon material and produce vibrant and long-lasting results.

Printing Process:

• a. Ink Application: The screen is coated with the ink. A squeegee, typically made of rubber or another flexible material, is used to push the ink through the openings in the screen onto the ribbon below.
• b. Pressure and Timing: The squeegee is moved across the screen with controlled pressure and timing. This ensures that the ink is evenly and precisely transferred to the ribbon, following the design on the screen.

Curing:

After the ink is applied to the ribbon, the ribbon is typically passed through a curing or drying system. The curing process can involve heat, UV light, or other methods depending on the type of ink used. This step is essential to ensure that the ink sets and adheres to the ribbon permanently.

Repeat for Multicolor or Multi-Design Printing:

If you need multiple colors or designs on the ribbon, the process is repeated for each color or design. Each color requires a separate screen, and the registration (alignment) of the screens is critical to ensure the colors align properly.

Final Inspection:

After the printing is completed, the ribbon may undergo a final inspection to ensure the quality of the print. Any necessary touch-ups or corrections may be made at this stage.

Screen printing offers a reliable and precise method for ribbon printing, allowing for vibrant and durable designs. The process can be automated or manual, depending on the scale of production. It’s commonly used in various applications, including custom ribbons for events, branding, and decorative purposes.