Printing Rollers Overview
Offset Printing Rollers
Definition: These are rubber rollers used in offset printing, a technique where an inked image is transferred from a printing plate to a rubber blanket, and then onto the printing surface.
Function: Offset printing rollers play a crucial role in transferring ink effectively and ensuring high-quality prints.
Ozalit Rollers
Definition: Ozalit rollers are used in ozalit printing, a process involving the reproduction of documents using diazo-sensitive paper.
Function: These rollers aid in the smooth and uniform reproduction of images or text on sensitive printing media.
Ebonite Rollers
Definition: Ebonite rollers are made of ebonite, a hard and durable rubber-like material. They find applications in various printing processes.
Function: Ebonite rollers provide durability and resilience, making them suitable for different types of printing machinery.
Gelatine Rollers
Definition: Gelatine rollers are used in specific printing applications, possibly in gravure or other specialized processes.
Function: Gelatine rollers may be employed for their unique properties in certain printing scenarios.
Water Rollers
Definition: Water rollers are part of the dampening system in offset printing. They apply water to non-image areas of the printing plate to repel ink.
Function: Water rollers contribute to the balance between ink and water necessary for high-quality offset printing.
Steel and Rubber Coating Rollers
Definition: Components or rollers with steel cores coated with rubber. This combination offers strength and flexibility.
Function: Steel and rubber-coated rollers are used in various printing processes, providing stability and the right amount of grip for ink transfer.
Serigraph Rollers
Definition: Serigraph rollers are associated with screen printing (serigraphy), a technique that uses a mesh screen to transfer ink onto a substrate.
Function: These rollers aid in the screen printing process, ensuring consistent and precise ink application.
Our range of rollers is designed to meet the diverse needs of different printing processes, ensuring optimal performance and high-quality results in each application.


