Three-stage handling
A pre-centring and positioning section feeds the printing section before the glass exits toward the next process.
Precision handling for architectural and automotive glass.
Automatic screen printing with pre-centering and in-machine positioning for automotive and architectural glass.
The Automatic Glass Screen Printing Machine combines glass positioning, screen printing and outfeed in a three-section line. APL describes a synchronised vertical screen lift driven through four ball-screw jacks, with synchronous belts handling glass through the process.
The range is presented for architectural glass and automotive windscreens, side windows and rear glass. PLC and HMI controls coordinate the electrical and pneumatic systems. Published maximum print formats extend from 900 × 1,800 mm to 2,000 × 3,000 mm, with the final handling and dryer arrangement selected for the glass.
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A pre-centring and positioning section feeds the printing section before the glass exits toward the next process.
Four ball-screw jacks provide a coordinated vertical lift arrangement.
Synchronous belts transfer the glass through the machine.
PLC and HMI operation coordinate the printing and handling sequence.
| Model | Max. Printing Size | Min. Printing Size | Printing Table Size** | Power (KW) | Machine Size** |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| APL 90180 | 900 x 1800 mm | 500 x 500 mm | 1550 x 2500 mm | 6-10 KW | 7000x2300x1300 mm |
| APL 130250 | 1300 x 2500 mm | 500 x 500 mm | 1900 x 3200 mm | 6-10 KW | 9000x2700x1300 mm |
| APL 200300 | 2000 x 3000 mm | 500 x 500 mm | 2600 x 3700 mm | 6-10 KW | 10000x3500x1300 mm |
Published output figures refer to reference configurations. Actual results depend on material, artwork, process settings and selected options.
THE MATERIAL IS THE STARTING POINTMaterial study shown for illustration. Discuss the actual substrate and intended finish with APL.
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