1. Core Application Scenarios
The primary application area for flexographic printing presses is packaging printing. Different widths and structures correspond to different sub-scenarios:
Food/Pharmaceutical Packaging: Using water-based or UV environmentally friendly inks, it meets the safety and environmental protection requirements of food and pharmaceutical packaging. It can print on plastic flexible packaging, food paper bags, beverage cartons, and other products.
Corrugated Box Printing: Wide-width flexographic printing presses can perform pre-printing on corrugated paper. Light pressure printing is adapted to the printing characteristics of corrugated paper, and it is widely used in the production of outer packaging for cartons.
Label Printing: It can be adapted to materials such as self-adhesive paper, supports high-precision multi-color overprinting, and can complete the batch printing of trademarks and product labels. It is one of the core equipment in the domestic label printing industry.
Specialized Expansion Areas: Specialized models can meet the green printing needs of primary and secondary school textbooks and other books and periodicals. Some models can also be extended to newspaper printing, non-woven sanitary material printing, and other scenarios.
2. Core Functional Advantages
In addition to basic printing functions, modern flexographic printing presses integrate multiple processing capabilities:
Supports single-sided, double-sided, and multi-color printing with a registration accuracy of ±0.01mm, meeting the demands of high-precision graphic printing.
Can be flexibly configured with post-press processing units, completing multiple processes such as printing, varnishing, die-cutting, and slitting in a single paper feed, improving production efficiency.
Adapts to a wide range of substrates, processing various types of materials including paper, plastic film, metal foil, corrugated cardboard, and non-woven fabrics.
