plastic AND aluminum Ink Cup for tampoprint Pad Printing machine
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Specifications:
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Item
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Ink cup
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Application
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Tampoprint pad printers
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Diameter
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130mm
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material of ring
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tungsten
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material of ink cup
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130 aluminum Ink Cup for tampoprint Pad Printing machine
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Features:
1, Pad printer with sealed ink cup system is characterized as ink saving, odorless and non-pollution. It's satisfied with requirements of environmental protecting.
2, Pad printing machines uses closed ink cups with tungstenscraping rings for the inking of the cliches. The ink cup is fixed to the cliché with a fast locking pressure .
3, Long life to use, good scrape ability, stable performance.
TAMPOPRINT –Global PAD PRINTER Market Leadership
One member of the Tampoprint family with its own production capacities serves the US market from a base in Florida.
In Europe, in Spain and branches and appointed dealers in many European countries.
in Asia was established in Japan back in 1974 by a former employee. Thanks to its increasing industrialization, China has also become and remains a fast-growing market. Wilfried Philipp is seen as the “Father of Pad Printing” there.
A warm welcome to our friends in the media.
Thank you for your interest in pad printing and – hopefully – in our business too.
We would be happy to give you in-depth answers to any of your questions. We are incredibly proud of our work as pioneers and market leaders in pad printing, and would be happy to explain any aspect of it to you.
Based on our experience, the best option is for you to visit our premises – it's always easier to understand things if you can see them for yourself. You're welcome to visit at any time, simply make an appointment with our Press Officer. We'd be happy to accommodate you at short notice.
If you want to gain a general overview of pad printing, discover the principles, or learn about us in particular, you can find all the basics here.
People like us are often called nerds. We like it – it is a tribute to our skill in invention and to our passion for our work. Passion for good technology, for stable systems, for the aesthetics of functionality:
It works. it lasts, and it pays off.
That's all the philosophy we need.
