Large Semi-Automatic Screen Printing Film Coater with Vacuum Chuck (1000 x1280 mm Max.) - SPC-3850

• Two types of operation modes: foot pedal and automatic 
• Digital display to count printing number
• Vacuum chuck for holding the printing sheet faster and easier
• The printing knife is driven by compressed gas with constant pressure to ensure repeatable quality printing
• Printing length, width, and blade angle are adjustable for quality printing

• 208 - 240V Single Phase, 50/60Hz
• 1000W power consumption
• For 110V, a 1500W Transformer can be purchased separately

• A substrate is held by the vacuum chuck with an area of 1000 x 1800 mm
• The vacuum pump is built into the bottom of the machine
• Effective printing area: 960 x 1725 mm Max. ( 38"W x 50"L)
• Substrate thickness: 0 - 80 mm adjustable
• The position of the vacuum chuck can be fine-adjusted with the knobs.
• Position adjusting range:
• X-axis: 10mm to the left and 10mm to the right, a total of 20mm
• Y-axis: 8mm to the front and 8mm to the back, a total of 16mm

• A sample screen mask with MTI's Logo is included for testing and machine inspection.
• Extra screen masks with frames are available from Amazon or many other online stores.
• A screen mask with a customized printing pattern can be DIY, please refer to this video.
• MTI can also provide screen masks with customized printing patterns and sizes, please contact us for more details.

• Two Squessgees are also included for immediate use.
• The backing blade is used for returning the printing material to achieve automatic continuous printing.

• +/- 0.08 mm

• CE certified
• NRTL or CSA certification is available upon request at an extra cost.

Compressed Gas Requirement

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• The compressed air pump is required for the operation
• 0.5-0.6 MPa pressure required
• The compressed Air pump is not included, please click the link below to order one if you don't have
• Attention: If a gas cylinder is used instead of an air compressor(pic2), a two-stage pressure regulator(pic1) must be installed on the gas cylinder to limit the pressure within the required working range for safe operation. Click here to learn about the installation of a gas regulator.