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New Cylinder Screen Printing System's Efficiency

A Spartanics product story
Edited by the Printingtalk editorial team Jul 4, 2008

Spartanics' new Fineprint cylinder screen printing line is a cylinder-configured screen printing system combining electronic control and improved machine design features.

The Fineprint cylinder screen printing lines are custom-built to provide what is claimed to be maximum efficiency and optimum yields and feature the ability to handle any pre-printed material from any printing processes.

The system also includes automatic compensation for screen stretch or shrink with the ability to handle multiple print passes and to work with substrates as thin as 12microns.

Spartanics said that Fineprint's electronic controls replace time-consuming manual adjustments and store up to 2,500 job parameters for setting up repeat jobs.

Speaking for the Spartanics-Systec partnership that developed the new technology, Tom O'Hara, Spartanics' president, commented: "There is a wide range of applications that will be well-served by the faster throughput and higher quality output from Fineprint cylinder technology, such as RFID labels and other high-quality label applications, as well as flexible circuitry and luminescent panels.

We expect that users of the Fineprint cylinder screen printing lines will quickly become the most competitive ones in their field because of the higher quality and dramatically improved throughput made possible by their superior electronic controls and software engineering and machine re-design.

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