Since 2026, the pad printing industry is undergoing a profound change from 'mechanical action' to 'digital control'. Its core sign is that the printing accuracy has been pushed to the ±0.01mm level - commonly known as the 'silk' level.
Most of the common problems in pad printing cannot be circumvented from the four links of 'plastic head, ink, steel plate, and equipment'. When defects occur, you can often find the crux more quickly by checking them in order.
Screen printing machines will inevitably experience various failures during long-term operation. Mastering quick troubleshooting methods can effectively reduce downtime losses and ensure production continuity.