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KV09 Pad Printing Machine

The compact KV09 servo-driven pad printer is excellent for integration into existing automation production lines.

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The KV09 is a high-speed servo-driven pad printer with two motors. One motor controls the vertical down movement of the pad and the other controls the cliche slide. Controls can be mounted in the front or back side of the printer, plus accessed remotely.

Printing Type

Pad Printing
Production Needs

  • Small footprint allows for easy integration to existing automation production lines.
  • One or two color options available with 110mm cups
  • Also available (220 x 110mm) oval cup for wider image area.
  • Touch screen control can be accessed remotely through wireless.
  • Programmable pad cleaning system.
  • Brushless servo motors controls Z-axis movement at 3,000 cycles per hour.

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