Trükisilindrid

Trükisilindrid, also known as printing cylinders or printing rolls, are essential components in various industrial printing processes. These cylindrical components are typically made of metal, often steel or aluminum, and are precisely engineered to carry and transfer ink or other printing materials onto a substrate. Their surface is usually engraved, etched, or coated with a pattern or image that needs to be reproduced.

In offset lithography, trükisilindrid, specifically the printing plate cylinder, holds the image to be printed. In flexography, anilox cylinders are a type of trükisilinder that transfers ink to the printing plate, featuring a honeycomb-like cell structure to control ink volume. Gravure printing uses cylinders with recessed cells that hold ink and transfer it directly to the substrate. The accuracy and quality of the trükisilinder directly impact the sharpness, detail, and color reproduction of the final printed product. They are critical for high-speed, high-volume printing operations across industries like packaging, publishing, and textiles.