Screen Printing

Screen Printing Machines

We develop automatic screen-printing machines for manufacturers requiring reliable, flexible, and high-precision printing solutions across different materials and applications. Combining proven screen-printing technology with automated control systems, our screen-printing equipment supports stable production for industries including packaging, electronics, signage, decorative products, and industrial components.

Screen printing is a versatile printing process that transfers ink through the open areas of a mesh screen onto the surface of a substrate. During printing, a squeegee applies controlled pressure to move the ink across the screen. The ink can pass through the image area and form the desired pattern on the material surface. With the ability to process both sheet materials and roll materials, screen printing can be applied to a wide range of substrates, including paper, glass, metal, ceramics, plastics, textiles, and other industrial materials.

    1. Roll-to-Roll Screen Press

      Roll-to-Roll Screen Press

      The automatic roll-to-roll screen printing machines integrate unwinding, screen printing, drying or UV curing, and rewinding into a complete automated production system. It supports high-precision single-color and multi-color printing with stable operation throughout long and continuous printing cycles on flexible roll materials.

    1. Flat Bed Screen Printing Machine

      Flat Bed Screen Printing Machine

      Flatbed screen printing machines are designed for precision printing on individual sheets and flat materials rather than continuous rolls. During the printing cycles, the substrate is placed on the printing table, while the flood bar spreads the ink across the screen and the squeegee presses it through the mesh onto the surface.

    1. Semi-Automatic Screen Printer

      Semi-Automatic Screen Printer

      Semi-automatic screen printers are used for printing individual sheets and flat materials in short to medium production runs. To carry out each print cycle, the operator needs to place the substrate on the printing table and remove it after printing, while the screen printer controls the printing stroke and pressure to keep the process consistent from one sheet to the next.

Advantages

Flexible Printing on Various Surfaces

Screen printing is suitable for both flat and specially shaped surfaces, including curved and irregular components. Thus, it is suitable for products with different shapes and surface structures.

Compatibility with Different Ink Systems

Screen printing supports a wide range of ink types, including oil-based inks, water-based inks, synthetic resin inks, and powder-based inks. Manufacturers have a wide selection to choose the most suitable printing solutions according to different applications and material requirements.

Versatile Color & Pattern Applications

From single-color printing to multi-color registration and halftone printing, screen printing offers various flexible options for producing detailed graphics, decorative patterns, and functional markings.

Backed by 20+ years of engineering expertise, LINGTIE is a direct manufacturer specializing in industrial printing equipment and label finishing equipment, delivering roll-to-roll screen printing lines, letterpress printing presses, and automatic heat transfer presses. Serving global clients across packaging, textiles and apparel, labels, nonwoven products, electronics, plastic products, and paper processing, we offer a complete range of auxiliary equipment such as slitter rewinder, inspection rewinder, roll-to-sheet cutter, and UV curing machine to seamlessly convert raw substrates into precision-printed products. Global procurement partners trust LINGTIE because we manage the complete production process in-house, from precision machining to final assembly, delivering turnkey printing solutions with reliable performance, high accuracy, and long-term production stability for customers worldwide.