Relentless challenge for full-sphere printing! Printing mandalas from two directions for 360-degree printing!
Last time, we challenged ourselves to print 180° on a glass ball with a diameter of 40mm using pad printing, but the result was a frustrating "the limit is 160°." The printing team continued to adjust the plate, silicone pad, jig, and printing conditions based on the previous test. As a result, we were finally able to print up to 180°. We have successfully printed the same mandala from two directions, achieving a full 360-degree print. 【Case Summary】 ■Printed Item: Glass Ball ■Content: Challenge of printing on the entire surface of a sphere ■Result: We were able to print up to 180° - Achieved a full 360-degree print by printing from two directions *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.
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Special Abe Printing Company is a specialized company focused on plate making and auxiliary materials in the fields of special printing and secondary processing such as embellishments. We respond to our customers' needs with the technology, know-how, and achievements we have cultivated over many years, as well as our flexibility. Our mission at Special Abe Printing Company is not only to deliver the plates and auxiliary materials necessary for special printing to our customers but also to leverage our unique strength as a "technical group for special plate making" by adding the information, experience, and knowledge we have accumulated over time, to assist our customers in solving their challenges related to special printing.