Manual Tampography Pad Printer Machine

It is a manual pad printing machine designed for decorating and printing trademarks, logos and appearance details on products such as cosmetics containers, sports equipment, electrical and electronic components and other small commodities.

No — this is a manually operated machine that does not require electrical power, which reduces operating cost and simplifies use.

The maximum print size is 70 x 100 mm.

The machine accommodates parts up to 150 mm in height.

The ink (oil) cup has a diameter of 70 mm.

The machine's dimensions are 400 x 220 x 500 mm.

Pad printing commonly works on plastics, metals, glass, ceramics, coated surfaces and some leathers. Because adhesion and finish depend on substrate and ink chemistry, you should test your specific material before full production.

The machine is compatible with standard pad-printing inks. Solvent-based inks are commonly used; UV-curable and specialty inks may also be compatible depending on the ink and process. Always follow the ink manufacturer’s recommendations and perform tests.

The machine offers high printing precision for a manual device. Repeatability depends on fixturing, operator skill and artwork, but it is suitable for fine details when properly set up and jigs/fixtures are used.

Yes. It is compact and designed to be portable and easy to reposition thanks to its small footprint and manual operation.

Typical consumables include pads, printing plates (clichés), inks, ink cups/doctor blades, and cleaning solvents. Fixtures and jigs for part registration are also commonly used.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the ink cup and pad after each run, checking and replacing worn pads or plates, keeping moving parts free of ink buildup and using appropriate cleaning solvents with proper ventilation and PPE. Follow supplier maintenance instructions.

Common causes are contaminated pads or plates, incorrect ink viscosity, poor pad dwell time, worn pads/plates or improper part fixturing. Review cleaning, ink preparation, pad condition and alignment fixtures; perform test prints and adjust pressure and stroke as needed.

Yes. Even though the machine is manual, many pad-printing inks and cleaning solvents are flammable or hazardous. Use adequate ventilation, wear gloves and eye protection when handling inks/solvents, and store chemicals per safety data sheets.

Warranty and support vary by supplier. Check the vendor’s product documentation or contact your supplier for details on warranty terms, spare parts and after-sales technical support.