Here you can find a brief explanation of the main operating principles of our printers.

INK DISTRIBUTION BY RUBBER ROLL - MINIFLEX
These diagrams show the most frequently used operating principles of our passive or motorized "Miniflex" machines with rubber roll ink distribution.
When two directions of movement are specified on the same substrate (film), this means:
a solid arrow - preferential direction with machine at maximum capacity;
b empty arrow - possible direction with machine at reduced capacity.

The following key refers to the diagrams 1-6:
A - Ink bottle
B - Ink reservoir
C - Rubber and/or fountain roll
D - Ink distributing roll (anilox)
E - Printing or cliché holder roll
F/F1 - Possible directions of movement of the film. The solid arrow shows the preferential direction
G/G1 - Contrast rolls
H/H1, H1/H, K/K1 - Possible directions of movement of the machine
P - Ink pump
T - Ink container
V - Flow regulation and reservoir discharge valve

Fig. 1: Horizontal position with automatic filling	Fig. 2: Vertical position with automatic filling	Fig. 3: Horizontal position with "monoblock"
Fig. 4: Vertical position with "monoblock"	Fig. 5: Horizontal position with container	Fig. 6: Vertical position with container

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