PLET 370 Justin Vivian Adam Kniedler Thomas Bemiss

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PLET 370 Justin Vivian Adam Kniedler Thomas Bemiss Pad Printing PLET 370 Justin Vivian Adam Kniedler Thomas Bemiss

History Invented by the Swiss in the 1800s Used for decorating watch faces Another originator was England Used it to decorate ceramics

Process Steps Ink Flooding Doctoring Image pickup Print stroke Ink Deposit Pad release

Ink Flooding 1: FLOODING

Doctoring 2: DOCTORING

Image Pick Up 3: IMAGE PICK UP

Print Stroke 4: PRINT STROKE

Ink Deposit 5: INK DEPOSIT

Pad Release 6: PAD RELEASE

Process Limitations Water Based vs. Solvent Based Surface Energy Size Capacity Ink Thickness Limitations

Machines Vertical/ Horizontal machine Angled Printing Sliding Ink Cup Rotary Pad Printing Carousel Printing

Clichés Cliché is the plate that the image is transferred from Usually about .25” thick Plastic coated with steel backing Acidic chemical is used to etch the surface

Transfer Pads Size Shape Hardness Typically 20% larger than the image Conical Rectangular Roof shaped Hardness Harder the pad the sharper the image

Inks Primarily solvent based Ink contains very high concentration of pigment Can use additives to aid process

Applications Automotive Electronic Advertising Household Switches, keys, and buttons Electronic Housings, Sockets, tapes, and CD’s Advertising Pens, lighters, and key chains Household Toothbrushes, drug packaging, and bottles

Conclusion Simple process Excellent for irregular shapes Applications are endless Any Questions?