Machinery News
The Cyclone range joins Adelco’s growing portfolio of printing presses
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delco welcomes the introduction of the new range of Cyclone automatic printing presses.
The Cyclone high speed automatic printing presses are based upon robust, heavy duty foundations to which bespoke lightweight aluminium extrusions and precision CNC parts are fitted with meticulous attention to detail. Adding to this Adelcoʼs advanced control system enables the Cyclone to run pin point accuracy at extreme speeds while still offering incredible value for money.
This cutting-edge press comes with a whole host
of features including: ● Pin point registration of <+ 0.02mm, designed for the most challenging screen and
digital printing. ● Optional built in LED lights integrated into the print heads provide unmatched
The Cyclone
visibility of screens during set up and production. ● Three-way micro screen adjustment for easy set up. ● Standard solid high-grade lightweight CNC aluminium pallets with unique tool free quick release system and CNC print arms
with unmatched pallet level tolerances. ● Quick lock, tool free squeegees with angle adjustment and flood bars.
● Strong and light custom extruded aluminium print heads and programmes.
pallet arms give the perfect strength to weight ratio. ● AC servo motors drive the print head for high torque fast
smooth print strokes even at the slowest speed. ● Load delay foot pedal. ● Various high-speed digital hybrid options
Mismatic launches one of a kind screen printing machine
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he Sophia from Mismatic is a single- colour automatic screen printing machine for printing garments. It has been designed and built to satisfy a specific request from customers.
The machine is compact in size, easy to use, with an excellent production per hour and above all low-cost. It features a moving printing table, which reduces
the size of the machinery and makes the loading and unloading of garments easy and fast. Another new feature is the automatic ink recovery system. During printing, the squeegee and scraper move between two end-stroke. When the system is activated, the squeegee and scraper make a longer stroke in order to get the ink that has slipped at the bottom of the screen and bring it back for subsequent prints.
The machine is named after Mismaticʼs project engineer Massimiliano Carnevaleʼs first born daughter Sophia.
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Sophia is a one of a kind screen printing machine
ASPEʼs RapidTag LP4XL has arrived
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he RapidTag LP4XL from ASPE is a four colour automatic screen printing machine with a maximum printing area of 12x12in. It is one of the smallest automatic screen printing machines ever made with an overall diameter of 7.5ft.
Key features include: a parts sensor, food pedal, squeegee angle
● Twin chopper squeegee pressure cylinders provide tool free control of print pressures even with the most viscous ink
systems. ● Individual horizontal screen lift at each print head – provides maximum ink stability, better screen visibility and faster loading times as pallets remain at a constant
height. ● Rapid lock high-lift screen system provides easy screen cleaning access and loading of flashes into any print
● Auto start, stop, sample and rotovate flash
● PLC controlled with HD touch screen interface incorporating advanced features, simple set up and full machine self-diagnosis.
head position. ● Servo driven main drive gives a fast, smooth index providing speeds more than 1,000 pieces per hour.
adjustment,
The RapidTag LP4XL
adjustable stroke and flood speed, a high density flash cure unit, ability to be customised for different
applications, colour touch screen and
pneumatic screen locks.
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