Plastic Film Blowing With Two Color Gravure Printing Machine

plastic film blowing with two color gravure printing machine is an advanced equipment that integrates the two major packaging industry links of plastic film extrusion and gravure printing. Through this method, plastic film products with two bright colors and exquisite high-quality printed patterns can be produced.

1.This machine is used for blowing and printing the film.

2.It is able to blow various films of low density polyethylene (LDPE), high density polyethylene (HDPE) and linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE) etc, which are widely used for packing liquid, industrial products, garments and textile, etc.

3.The film after printing by this machine is widely used for making plastic T-shirt bag, vest bag, flat bag, and for agriculture usage.

This machine can produce a variety of films with rich color patterns. The print quality is good and the color is clear. In addition, the machine is easy to operate and highly productive, saving labor time and productivity and economic efficiency. In addition, the stability of this machine is very good and has a good service life.

Here's an Plastic film blowing with two color gravure printing machine overview of the process :

1. Plastic Film Blowing:

The plastic film blowing process involves extruding plastic resins, typically polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), or other suitable materials, into thin plastic films using a film blowing machine.

The film blowing machine can be configured for co-extrusion, enabling the simultaneous extrusion of two different plastic materials, each with its own distinct color.

The two-color plastic film is formed by combining the extruded layers from the co-extrusion process.

2. Gravure Printing:

Gravure printing is a high-quality, high-speed printing process that uses engraved cylinders or plates to transfer ink onto the plastic film.

In a two-color gravure printing machine, there are two separate printing units, each dedicated to a specific color. These units are equipped with engraved cylinders or plates that correspond to the design and color required for each layer of the film.

The plastic film is fed through the gravure printing machine, and each color is applied sequentially to create the final printed design.

3. Lamination and Conversion (Optional):

After printing, the plastic film can undergo additional processes such as lamination, where multiple layers are bonded together to enhance barrier properties or add functionality.

The printed and laminated film can then be converted into various packaging products, such as bags, pouches, labels, and wraps.