Hengyun Machinery introduces a new generation of fully automated, enclosed flatbed screen printing machines, precisely addressing four core pain points faced by printing enterprises.
2026-04-23 15:48:28
Hengyun Machinery introduces a new generation of fully automated, enclosed flatbed screen printing machines, precisely addressing four core pain points faced by printing enterprises.
To tackle issues regarding dust-induced precision loss and high defect rates, the fully enclosed, dust-proof design effectively isolates impurities. Coupled with a secondary positioning function, the machine maintains a stable printing precision of ±0.1mm, boosting the yield rate to over 98%.
To alleviate the challenges of labor shortages and high personnel costs, the equipment automates the entire workflow—from feeding, printing, and curing to unloading—enabling fully unmanned operation. This boosts single-shift production capacity by 60% while reducing labor costs by 70%.
To resolve difficulties associated with poor workshop environments and intense environmental compliance pressures, the machine features a built-in exhaust gas collection system. This significantly mitigates the impact of ink VOC emissions, safeguarding both employee health and environmental regulatory compliance.
To address concerns regarding high equipment failure rates and limited material compatibility, the machine utilizes a full servo drive system and imported linear guides. This reduces the failure rate during continuous operation by 40%. Furthermore, the unit comes standard with CE certification, supports printing on a wide variety of materials, and is ready for direct export to markets such as Nepal, Bangladesh, and Vietnam.
This cost-effective model empowers small and medium-sized factories to easily upgrade to automated production. Currently undergoing trial production with clients in locations such as Pokhara and Dhaka, the machine has already helped shorten order delivery cycles by nearly half, establishing itself as the preferred choice for SMEs looking to modernize their printing operations.