Unit for the continuous production of printed textile strips, in particular printed label strips
AssigneeTextilma AG
InventorFrancisco Speich
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Abstract
The invention relates to a unit for the continuous production of printed textile strips, in particular, printed label strips, comprising a supply station (2) for a textile web (4), a printing station (8) for printing the textile web and a fixing station (20) for the print. According to the invention, the capacity may be improved whereby the unit is embodied such that said unit can process a textile web (4), the width (B1) of which corresponds to a multiple of the width (B2) of the printed textile strip (18). The printing station (8) is embodied to print one printing line per textile strip (18). A longitudinal cutting station (22), for cutting the textile strip (4) longitudinally between the printed lines is arranged after the printing station (8).
Claims10
A unit for the continuous production of printed textile strips, in particular printed label strips, containing a supply station, a printing station and a fixing station for the print, characterized in that it is designed to process a textile web whose width corresponds to a multiple of the width of the printed textile strip, in that, furthermore, the printing station is designed to print a printed line per textile strip, and in that a longitudinal cutting station for cutting the textile strip longitudinally between the printed lines is arranged after the printing station and further characterized in that it has a folding station in order to fold the edge regions of the printed textile strips toward each other, a strip fixing station preferably being connected after the folding station.
A unit for the continuous production of printed textile strips, in particular printed label strips, containing a supply station, a printing station and a fixing station for the print, characterized in that it is designed to process a textile web whose width corresponds to a multiple of the width of the printed textile strip, in that, furthermore, the printing station is designed to print a printed line per textile strip, and in that a longitudinal cutting station for cutting the textile strip longitudinally between the printed lines is arranged after the printing station and further characterized in that it has a crosscutting station in order to subdivide the printed textile strips into textile strip sections, a stacking apparatus preferably being arranged after the crosscutting station.
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