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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

Automatic web guiding, tension control, and break detection for smooth, precise feeding.

 
 
 
#02

Timing Belt Drive

Ceramic Anilox Roller

Enclosed Doctor Blade System

Electric Heating Drying System 

 
 
 
#03
Closed-loop tension control, high-performance motor, and precise structure ensure stable and reliable winding.

#04

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

Testimonials

Specification

The Stack Flexographic Printing Press is a solid workhorse for operations that deal with a variety of substrates — paper, plastic films, foil, you name it. The vertically stacked printing units let you run multiple colors at the same time, which keeps output quality tight and production moving. It's a common sight in packaging lines, label printing, and other areas where uniformity is key.
 
High-Quality Printing: Ceramic anilox rollers are built into the press, and honestly, the difference shows — prints come out sharp, colors stay consistent, and registration holds up even on longer runs.
Space-Saving Vertical Design: One thing operators appreciate pretty quickly is the vertical stack layout. It opens up a surprising amount of floor space, cutting the footprint by about 40% compared to a standard inline configuration. 
Setup breeze: The open design means you can switch between tasks without a hitch, which translates to saved time.
 Plus, cleaning is a cinch. Forget about wrestling with tools stuck in hard-to-reach spots.
Adaptable to Various Substrates: Whether you're running thin poly films or Paper, the press handles the range without a lot of fuss. It's one of those machines that doesn't box you into a narrow material window.
Advanced Control System: Tension control runs automatically, and the web guiding keeps things tracking properly throughout the run. 
Environmentally Friendly: The press works with water-based or UV inks, both of which dry fast and meet current environmental requirements. It's a practical way to keep production efficient while staying on the right side of green standards.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Model	CH6-600B-S	CH6-800B-S	CH6-1000B-S	CH6-1200B-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.	φ600mm
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: How does the stack flexographic printing press hold up on print quality?
the ceramic anilox rollers  transfer ink with a level of consistency. Pair that with a high quality blade system, and you've got pretty reliable control over how much ink actually hits the substrate. That combination tends to keep quality steady across longer runs.

Q2: Does it work across different substrate types?
It does. Thin films, paper, and a good range of materials in between all run through without requiring major changes each time. For shops handling mixed packaging and label work, that flexibility saves a lot of headaches.

Q3: How is the machine controlled?
It runs off a PLC system at the center of things. Meter counting is automatic, speed can be adjusted across multiple points, and the overall operation stays smooth without needing constant manual input. Operators generally find it straightforward once they're familiar with the setup.

Q4: What's the drying setup like?
Each printing unit runs its own drying system, which is one of the things that keeps the process clean.

Q5: Can it handle double-sided printing?
Yes — either by adjusting the material transmission route or bringing in a flip roller, double-sided runs are doable. It adds some flexibility for production scenarios where single-pass, two-sided output makes sense.

Q6: Is cleaning and maintenance a big time sink?
Not particularly. The open-frame design means you can actually get to the printing units without a lot of disassembly.