Printers Using Japanese THK Rail Low Cost Water Transfer Technology
The principle of water transfer
Water transfer printing is a water-soluble film made of special processing as the medium. After printing the required color pattern on the film, the water-soluble film printed with the pattern is placed on the water surface. Using the action of water pressure, the ink of the color pattern is uniformly transferred and adhered to the surface of the product, and the film is dissolved in water. After cleaning and drying, spray on a layer of transparent protective finish, scratch resistant and fast fading.
Water transfer is actually a pipeline printing process, which requires the following four equipment to complete. They are:
♦ Film equipment
♦ Oil injection equipment
♦ Water washing equipment
♦ Drying equipment
Why the transprints fail?
The adhesion is a result of the chemical components of the activator softening the base coat layer and allowing the ink to form a bond with it. One of the most common causes of a failure to achieve adhesion between the two layers is a poorly applied activator. This can be either too much activator being applied or too little.
Application of water transfer
► Electronics
Consumer goods companies apply decorative finishes to everyday items and smart home devices.
► Medical Equipment
Hospital equipment is made to look homier with warm wood grain accents.
► Sports Gear
Sports equipment companies apply striking patterns to professional team equipment.
Water transfer machine function
♦ Use Epson print head: faster and more time saving, fine picture quality and high printing accuracy
♦ Use Japanese thk guide rail: no noise, more stable operation, longer life
♦ Suction platform: The box type suction design makes the paper more smooth and smooth
♦ High-density rubber paper wheel: no deformation and no expansion
♦ Lack of ink alarm: lack of ink alarm system, prevent the nozzle dry beating, reduce losses, reduce costs
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