6-Color Central Impression Flexo Printing Machine with Servo Rollers

• Customization: Available
• Printing Page: Single Faced
• Printing Color: 6 Colors
• Model NO.: CHCI-J-S
• Anilox Roller: Ceramic Anilox Roller
• Dryer: Electric Heating
• Type: Flexographic
• Embossing Structure: Rotary Letterpress
• Structure: Satellite
• Application: Pre Printed Carton
• Automatic Grade: Automatic
• Printing Speed: 200m/min
• Colour: 6 Colour
• Voltage: 380V/220V/400V
• Gross Power: 20kw
• Dimensions(L*W*H): 2.3m*3.0m*2.3m
• Weight: 2400kgs
• Motor: Taiwan Motor
• Whole Machine: Synchronous Belt Control
• Tension: Magnetic Power and Auto Tension Controller
• Speed: 30-200m/Min
• Transport Package: Wooden Pallet
• Specification: CE, ISO Certificate
• Trademark: Changhong
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 84431600
• Production Capacity: 20sets/Month
• Package Size: 9000.00cm * 3500.00cm * 5000.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 10000.000kg

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
Servo Motor Driven
Center Driven Unwind System
Ultrasonic Web Guide System
Automatic Tension Control 

 
 
 
#02
Plate Self-Cleaning Function
Central Impression (CI) Drum 
Hydraulic Position Printing  
Ceramic Anilox Roller
Chambered Doctor Blade

 
 
 
#03
Electric Heating System
Variable Frequency Airflow Control
Intelligent Constant Temperature Control
Hot Air Circulation Drying System
Fully Enclosed Oven Structure

 

#04
Video Inspection System
High-speed cameras monitor the entire web width in real time, automatically detecting print defects such as color variation, missing print, and streaks

 
 
 
#05
Servo Motor Driven
Center Driven Rewind System
Automatic Tension Control 
Automatic Fault Detection

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Specification

The 6-color CI flexographic printing machine was built around plastic film work — PE, BOPP, CPP, PET, laminated materials are the everyday substrates this press deals with. The central impression drum and modular structure keep color registration accurate and web tension stable without needing a large footprint to do it. For packaging manufacturers running short- to medium-run jobs where consistent quality actually has to show up every time, not just occasionally, it's a practical fit.

6-Color Central Drum Design: One central drum, six colors — the film never leaves that fixed contact point, so registration holds without needing constant correction. 
Suitable for Plastic Films: PE, BOPP, CPP, PET — most common flexible packaging substrates run through without issue. If the job involves standard film materials, compatibility usually isn't something that needs a second thought.
Ceramic Anilox Rollers: Ink transfer stays consistent across the full run. Ceramic anilox rollers are what keep print clarity where it needs to be, especially when running at speed for extended periods.
High-Speed Printing: The CI flexographic printing machine runs up to 200 m/min — enough headroom for high-volume production without pushing the machine into territory where quality starts to slip.
Closed Doctor Blade System: Ink stays where it's supposed to. The closed doctor blade setup keeps splashing out of the picture and print results come out clean consistently, not just under ideal conditions.
Efficient Drying System: Hot air drying handles ink curing quickly without burning through energy unnecessarily. It maintains the workflow, preventing any slowdowns between the printing and finishing processes.

User-friendly interface: The PLC system and touchscreen HMI consolidate everything into a single, accessible location.
Operators get up to speed on it fairly quickly — it's not the kind of control panel that takes weeks to feel comfortable with.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Model	CHCI6-600J-S	CHCI6-800J-S	CHCI6-1000J-S	CHCI6-1200J-S
Max. Web Width	650mm	850mm	1050mm	1250mm
Max. Printing Width	600mm	800mm	1000mm	1200mm
Max. Mechanical Speed	250m/min
Max. Printing Speed	200m/min
Max. Unwind/Rewind Dia.	φ1200mm/φ1500mm
Drive Type	Central drum with Gear drive
Printing Length (repeat)	350-900mm
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 materials can the CI flexographic printing machine handle?
PE, BOPP, CPP, PET, laminated substrates — the usual range of flexible packaging films. Most of what packaging operations already run will go through

Q2: What is the maximum machine speed?
Up to 250 meters per minute, though where it realistically sits depends on the substrate and how complex the print design is. That ceiling covers most production requirements comfortably.

Q3: What is the printing width range?
Standard widths run from 600 mm to 1300 mm. Outside that range, custom sizing is available.

Q4: How does the CI flexographic printing machine ensure print quality?
The central impression drum is what does the heavy lifting here. Film stays stable against one fixed point, web tension holds steady, and color registration doesn't drift the way it tends to in setups without a CI drum.

Q5: Is it easy to operate?
PLC control system and touchscreen HMI handle everything from one panel. New operators pick it up reasonably fast — job setup doesn't require a steep learning curve to get right.

Q6: How does the machine dry the ink?
Hot air drying effectively cures ink, and it does so quickly and uniformly. This method keeps pace with production demands, preventing any slowdowns between the printing process and subsequent steps.

 Q7: What type of ink is compatible?
Both water-based and solvent-based inks can be used on this surface.
 The best approach depends on the specific application and the materials involved; the press doesn't require a choice between the two.
 
Q8: What after-sales support is available?
Remote technical support, spare parts supply, and video tutorials cover most situations after installation. On-site service can be arranged when remote support isn't enough — it's not a hand-off once the machine ships.