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Cylindrical Flame Treatment

Prepare the container before it is printed.

Flame treatment to prepare cylindrical surfaces for printing.

Configured around your material, process and production needs.
Treatment
Flame surface preparation
Fuel listed
LPG
Applications
Cylinders & buckets
The technology, explained

Prepare the container before it is printed.

01 — OVERVIEW

APL offers flame-treatment equipment for cylindrical objects and buckets as part of its screen-printing workflow. APL describes LPG operation, with compressed air used as required by the particular cylindrical-job arrangement.

Flame treatment is a surface-preparation stage and is distinct from the UV dryer also shown in the range. Discuss the container material, dimensions and intended ink with APL to establish the appropriate pretreatment and the safety requirements for installation.

Inside the machine

Designed around
the details.

Explore the capabilities that shape this machine’s role on your production floor.

01

Surface preparation

Position the treatment stage before printing in the container-decoration workflow.

02

Cylindrical arrangements

The source distinguishes a cylindrical-job model from the bucket-treatment application.

03

Fuel and utility planning

Review the LPG and compressed-air requirements for the selected arrangement.

04

Complete workflow review

Coordinate pretreatment, screen printing and the separate UV-drying stage.

Product configuration
Configuration detailPublished product profile
TreatmentFlame surface preparation
Fuel listedLPG
ApplicationsCylinders & buckets

Published output figures refer to reference configurations. Actual results depend on material, artwork, process settings and selected options.

Conceptual study of wood, glass, metal and printed paper surfacesTHE MATERIAL IS THE STARTING POINT
Application possibilities

Where this
technology fits.

  • Cylindrical plastic objects
  • Bucket surface preparation
  • Container-printing workflows

Material study shown for illustration. Discuss the actual substrate and intended finish with APL.

Plan your next step

A better brief.
A better fit.

Bring these details to your first conversation with the APL team.

  1. 01Material shape, dimensions and printable area
  2. 02Artwork detail, colour count and registration needs
  3. 03Screen dimensions, ink and drying or pretreatment process
Product resources

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