4 6 Color Flexo Non Woven Kraft Paper Bag Nylon Plastic Film Pizza Box Flexographic Printing Printer Machine

Product Description

We are a source manufacturer specializing in flexographic printing machines, including Stack Type Flexo Printing Machines, CI (Central Impression) Flexo Printing Machines, and Full Servo Gearless Flexo Printing Machines.
 
Production Capacity: two modern manufacturing facilities covering 60,000 m², with 10+ R&D engineers and 100+ experienced technicians, producing 200+ machines annually.
Experience & Certification: Over 20 years of manufacturing experience in flexographic printing machinery; all products are CE certified.
Global Reach: Serving 1,500+ clients across 65+ countries, including Asia, North America, South America, the Middle East, Europe, and Africa. 
After-Sales Service: We provide on-site commissioning after delivery, operation training, and remote video troubleshooting, along with free replacement of wearing parts within the first year.

Machine Features

 
 

#01

Pneumatic roll loading

Automatic web guiding
 Automatic tension control
Web break detection

 
 
 
#02

Timing Belt Drive
Ceramic Anilox Roller
Open Doctor Blade System

Electric Heating Drying System 
Double-Sided Printing Design

 
 
 
#03

Double-sided blowing with air-cooling cycle ensures fast, high-speed drying and excellent color fastness.

 
 
 
#04
Pneumatic Rewinding System
Closed-loop tension control
high-performance motor
precise structure

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Specification

This 4-color flexo printing press is a stack type machine built specifically for film printing work — not a general-purpose press that happens to handle film, but one put together with that application in mind. Pneumatic loading and unloading are part of the standard setup, and the press runs up to 120 m/min. The vertical setup ensures everything stays organized, and the registration and color fidelity are consistently reliable throughout the four stations.

Compact Structure: The 4-color stack type flexo printing press runs a vertical layout, which keeps the footprint tight without getting in the way of stable operation. For shops where floor space is already spoken for, that's a genuine advantage.

Pneumatic Feeding System: Unwinding is handled pneumatically, so material feeds through smoothly from the start. Web tension stays where it needs to be rather than fluctuating mid-run.

Pneumatic Rewinding System: On the rewind side, the flexo printing press uses pneumatic control to keep film winding evenly — a detail that shows up in both finished roll quality and day-to-day safety on the floor.

High-Speed Performance: The flexo printing press tops out at 120 m/min, and print quality holds up at that pace — not just during warm-up speeds. For high-volume runs, that consistency is what actually counts.

Film Printing Capability: Plastic film has a way of wrinkling or stretching if the press isn't built for it. This flexo printing press is designed around that specific challenge, so flat running is the norm rather than something operators have to fight for.

Low Maintenance: The mechanical side is straightforward by design — no overly complex assemblies that become a headache six months in. Parts hold up well, and when something needs attention, it's not a long job.

Model	CH4-600B-S	CH4-800B-S	CH4-1000B-S	CH4-1200B-S
Max. Web Width	650mm	850mm	1050mm	1250mm
Max. Printing Width	560mm	760mm	960mm	1160mm
Max. Mechanical Speed	120m/min
Max. Printing Speed	100m/min
Max. Unwind/Rewind Dia.	φ800mm
Drive Type	Synchronous belt drive
Printing Length (repeat)	300-1300mm
Electrical Supply	Voltage 380V. 50 HZ.3PH or to be specified
Ink	Water base ink or solvent ink
Range of Substrates	LDPE, LLDPE, HDPE, BOPP, CPP, PET, Nylon
Photopolymer Plate	To be specified

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FAQ

Q1: What is a flexo printing press?

It's a printing press that uses flexible relief plates and inks that dry quickly. This setup is ideal for producing large quantities of packaging. The process is fast, and it can print on various materials without requiring extensive adjustments between jobs.

Q2: What does "stack type" mean?
The printing units are stacked vertically rather than laid out in a horizontal line. That alone saves a meaningful amount of floor space compared to inline setups.

Q3: Why choose stack type over inline design?
A few reasons come up regularly — floor space is the obvious one, but access for maintenance is easier too, and tension control on film substrates tends to be more manageable with a stacked configuration.

Q4: What materials can this machine print on?
The 4-color flexo printing press handles PE, PP, PVC, PET, and OPP without issues. Most flexible packaging films fall somewhere in that range.

Q5: How many colors can it print?
Four colors, all in a single pass. Nothing gets pulled off and re-fed — it goes through once and comes out finished.

Q6: What is the maximum printing speed?
Top speed on this press is 120 meters per minute — plenty of headroom for high-volume film printing runs.

Q7: Are there features to improve print quality?
Ceramic anilox rollers and an enclosed doctor blade system handle ink transfer. Between the two, ink delivery stays consistent and image sharpness doesn't drift as the run goes on.