Pad Printing In Plastic

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Pad printing in plastic.

The process makes use of height compensators for ink cups to print at different levels in one printing run. Each plate material type has features and benefits that make it suitable for specific requirements and operational budgets. The best quality pad printing and part decorating available. Trans tech offers a wide range of plastic laser thick steel and thin steel foil printing plates to fit the full spectrum of pad printing applications.

In basic terms to create a pad printing process a large pad is created incorporating a raised design that will pick up the paint then apply it to the plastic. Also referred to as stamping pad printing is a very simple quick and affordable painting process for adding color to plastic injection molded parts. Stack plastics custom pad printing services allow you add long lasting lettering numbering logos or other designs to your parts. From printing on three dimensional plastic parts to embossed or etched surfaces or even golf balls pad printing can be used for a wide variety of applications.

Pad printing ink plastic pad printing ink can be for solvent sensitive or non solvent sensitive plastics. The offset printing process requires the use of an etched plate also known as cliche and pad to transfer the image. Pad printing is an indirect offset or a gravure printing process where an image is transferred via a soft silicone pad onto the surface to be printed. This is accomplished using an indirect offset printing process that involves an image being transferred from the cliché via a silicone pad onto a substrate.

Contact us for pad printing on plastic parts and much more. The pad printing process is used to transfer a 2 d image onto a 3 d object such as injection molded plastic parts. Pad printing is used for printing on otherwise difficult to print on products in many industries including medical automotive promotional apparel and electronic objects as well as appliances sports equipment and toys. If the product is solvent sensitive it will not need pre treatment because the solvent in the ink will slightly alter the molecular composition of the product allowing for better adhesion.

Today there are two primary doctoring methods used. Pad printing is the process of transferring a 2 d image onto a 3 d part. Pad printing also called tampography is a printing process that can transfer a 2 d image onto a 3 d object. The best drying or curing method chosen following pad printing is determined by the many variables in material and the molding process selected.