
ESAY-C 1350 mm 8-Color Rotogravure Printing Machine
170 m/min mechanical speed, 1,350 mm web width and ±0.1 mm registration.
View machine →Definition
In rotogravure, the image is engraved into a chrome-plated cylinder. The cylinder is flooded with ink, wiped by a doctor blade and pressed against the substrate, so every cell transfers the same volume of ink for dense, repeatable color.
E-SHION's ESAY-C 1350 runs 8 colors at 1,350 mm web width and 170 m/min mechanical speed, with a 3-motor system and ±0.1 mm registration — built for high-volume packaging converters.
Applications
Long runs of printed film with consistent color.
Deep, dense print for food and consumer brands.
Complex designs for repeat orders where color fidelity matters.
Printed webs ready for laminating or bag making.
Capabilities
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Colors | 8 |
| Web width | 1,300 – 1,350 mm |
| Mechanical speed | 170 m/min |
| Registration | ±0.1 mm |
| Drive | 3-motor system |
| Options | automatic register control · drying · video inspection |
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170 m/min mechanical speed, 1,350 mm web width and ±0.1 mm registration.
View machine →Buyers ask
When you run the same design in high volume. Gravure gives denser ink laydown and better long-run consistency; changeover cost is higher, so plan for repeat orders.
The ESAY-C 1350 is an 8-color press; additional units can be discussed for special coatings.
Film, foil and paper commonly run on gravure. Confirm surface treatment and ink system in the proposal.
±0.1 mm with automatic register control on the ESAY-C 1350.
Yes — printed webs can be rewound for lamination or fed directly into converting.
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