High Speed Automatic Flexographic Printers Paper Roll Label Printing Machine

It supports a wide range of substrates including paper, labels, non-woven fabric, film, OPP, PE, BOPP, NY, PET and CPP.

The machine is rated for up to 60 meters per minute; actual throughput may vary depending on substrate, ink, number of colors and job setup.

It supports 1 to 8 colors, allowing multi-color and full-color label production.

Yes — it is designed for automatic operation to streamline production and reduce manual intervention.

The machine uses a compact stack structure and has an approximate weight of 4000 kg; exact dimensions depend on the configured number of print stations and options—contact the supplier for layout drawings.

Flexographic machines typically accept a variety of inks (water-based, solvent-based, and UV-curable), but compatibility depends on the configured ink system and drying/curing options. Confirm the desired ink type with the manufacturer before ordering.

Drying/curing systems can be supplied as part of the configuration (e.g., hot-air dryers or UV curing). Availability depends on the chosen model and options—specify your requirements when ordering.

Yes — variable-data printing is supported when fitted with the appropriate coding/marking modules (digital coder or variable-data unit). Verify which options are fitted to the machine you purchase.

Yes. The machine can be configured or paired with downstream finishing units like slitters, rewinders and die-cutters depending on your production needs.

Typical maintenance includes regular cleaning of anilox rollers and print cylinders, lubrication of moving parts, periodic inspection and replacement of consumables (doctor blades, bearings), and calibration of registration systems. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for best results.

The machine is built for high-precision flexographic printing with robust registration controls to ensure accurate color-to-color alignment. Exact registration tolerance and print resolution depend on configuration and inks—request technical specifications for the model you intend to buy.

Power requirements vary by configuration and regional standards. Most industrial flexo machines use three-phase power. Request the machine's electrical specification sheet from the supplier for exact details.

Warranty terms and after-sales support (installation, commissioning, operator training, spare parts supply and service contracts) vary by manufacturer and reseller. Confirm warranty length and support offerings at time of purchase.

Lead time depends on configuration, production schedule and order size; shipping options depend on origin and destination. Contact sales with your configuration and delivery requirements for an accurate lead time and logistics quote.

Yes — common spare parts and consumables (anilox rollers, doctor blades, gears, bearings, etc.) are normally available through the manufacturer or authorized distributors. It's recommended to purchase a spare-parts kit for critical items to minimize downtime.