Frequently Asked Questions

Flexographic printing machines are used for printing on a wide range of products, including flexible packaging materials, labels, cardboard boxes, and corrugated board. Thanks to the use of fast-drying and water-resistant inks, flexo printing is preferred in many industries—from food packaging to hygiene products. It offers an economical and efficient solution for high-volume jobs. Additionally, its ability to print on a variety of surfaces and high production speed makes it ideal for mass production.

Doctor blade system printing machines offer several key advantages, especially in flexographic and gravure printing processes, by optimizing ink control. These systems precisely scrape off excess ink from the anilox or gravure cylinder, enhancing print quality and increasing production efficiency.

Ceramic anilox rollers are at the heart of modern flexographic and some gravure printing machines, and they have a direct and significant impact on print quality and efficiency. Compared to traditional chrome or steel anilox rollers, they offer several superior advantages. Ceramic materials have extremely high hardness, which makes them highly resistant to wear and abrasion during the printing process. This significantly extends the life of the anilox roller and reduces the need for frequent part replacement, thereby lowering operational costs.