Specifications
1. suitable for printing flat, convex, concave surface
2.souvenir logo pad printing machine
3.over 1500pcs/hr.
Applications
It's suitable for printing logo or mark on stationery, toy, metal parts, and leather product.
Features
1. The printing stroke and air pressure can be adjusted to meet different  
   Requirements from market
2. The height of worktable can be adjusted to meet the product printing
3. The ink cup design can be available for saving ink and environmental protection
4. The machine can be widely used in different industries printing
5. The platform can be X, Y, Z adjusted
What's pad printing?
The process of Pad printing is the most versatile of all printing processes with its unique ability to print on three-dimensional objects and compound angles. The theory behind the pad printing process was derived from the screen, rubber stamp and photogravure printing processes
What's the difference between sealed ink up and open ink tray pad printer?
There are two basic categories or types of systems under which all pads printing machines fall: open ink tray and sealed ink cup. Open systems feature an ink trough or basin or some type which is at least partially exposed to the air. Sealed systems have "ink cups" that keep the ink from coming into contact with the air. Basically open systems allow you to print larger /images/, since more of the cliché's surface area can be used for the image. Sealed systems allow better process control, especially for longer runs, since the ink isn't exposed to the air and doesn't require the frequent addition of thinner. Sealed systems typically use less ink, allow for faster and color changes, and are easier to keep clean.

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What's pad printing?
The process of Pad printing is the most versatile of all printing processes with its unique ability to print on three-dimensional objects and compound angles. The theory behind the pad printing process was derived from the screen, rubber stamp and photogravure printing processes
What's the difference between sealed ink up and open ink tray pad printer?
There are two basic categories or types of systems under which all pads printing machines fall: open ink tray and sealed ink cup. Open systems feature an ink trough or basin or some type which is at least partially exposed to the air. Sealed systems have "ink cups" that keep the ink from coming into contact with the air. Basically open systems allow you to print larger /images/, since more of the cliché's surface area can be used for the image. Sealed systems allow better process control, especially for longer runs, since the ink isn't exposed to the air and doesn't require the frequent addition of thinner. Sealed systems typically use less ink, allow for faster and color changes, and are easier to keep clean.
Applications
It's suitable for printing logo or mark on stationery, toy, metal parts, and leather product.
Features
1. The printing stroke and air pressure can be adjusted to meet different  
   Requirements from market
2. The height of worktable can be adjusted to meet the product printing
3. The ink cup design can be available for saving ink and environmental protection
4. The machine can be widely used in different industries printing
5. The platform can be X, Y, Z adjusted