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Sandra Wörle, Bachelor professional screen printing / Marketing Grünig and SignTronic, outlines the need for automation and standardisation to simplify screen printing. Until recently, screen printing has been one of the most widely used finishing methods. This application – despite expectations and prognostics – has been refined and improved. More and more, companies set their stakes on this printing process or find the best results using serigraphy screens. Specialist Printing Worldwide - 2/

We did not quite know what to expect from this first exhibition under “normal” conditions and we were looking forward to personal meetings with customers and partners.

Andreas Ferndriger interviewed Fischer Sports GmbH management to find out why the Austrian winter sports company chose printing equipment and technology from SignTronic/Grünig for decorating its products. SignTronic and Grünig offer overall solutions on a worldwide level for automatic screen making. With distribution partner Putz Drucktechnik, and in close co-operation with Fischer Sports in Austria, they were able to come up with a state-of-the-art solution to help Fischer optimise the printed

Andreas Ferndriger explains how automated screen-making equipment from SignTronic and Grünig has helped German glassware manufacturer Glaswerke Haller to modernise and optimise its operation. A specialist in glassware for 75 years, Glaswerke Haller offers optimal solutions for any type of individual requirements – from smaller to larger projects and even up to exclusive single parts. Glass Worldwide - 23/2022gw-2022-23.pdf332 KBdownload-circle

Professional final inspection and measurement data logging of screens for printing on glass can be achieved with Grünig’s inspection and packaging machine, writes Sandra Woerle. Topics such as quality and ISO processes are becoming more and more important in today’s world, and the world of screen printing is no exception here. The increasing demands also require higher professionalism in the last step of the manufacturing process. Glass Worldwide - Issue January / FebruaryGW105 Jan-Feb 2022 82

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The main features are as follows: It is available for screen sizes - 1,000 x 1,200 mm and 2,000 x 2,000 mm. For smaller sizes, it is available as a plug & coat system: unwrap - set up – coat. Other noteworthy aspects are the solid lightweight construction, uncomplicated operating concept, input of the coating parameters via Touch-Screen Terminal, freely programmable with number of programs, state-of-the art SPS control and continuously variable drives, compatibility with Industry 4.0 standard, d

The growing requirements related to the QS and ISO processes demand increased professionalism down to the last step of the screen making procedure, including handling and dispatch of the perfect printing screen. The latter must be checked and measured in many different aways, and all the measured values need to be logged in order to be available in digitized form at any time. Careful packaging is the last activity at the end of the process; it not only ensures efficient protection against extern

There are some myths regarding the productivity of CTS direct exposure for screen printing that need to be addressed. Stefan Rothenbach looks at the influence different light sources and direct emulsions can have on the process. Before broaching the subject of ‘light sources and direct emulsions’ in detail, let us recall the essential considerations for selecting the right type of computer-to-screen (CTS) system. Specialist Printing - 4/2021sp-2021-4.pdf283 KBdownload-circle