Ceramic Anilox Engravers (CAE)
Specifications:
Material: High-grade ceramic or chrome-coated steel base
Measuring Range: Line count: 60–1600 LPI (Lines Per Inch)
Finishing Type: Super-finished surface for precise ink release
Description:
CAE’s next-gen Black Pearl Ceramic Anilox Coating is one of the most advanced on the market, applied with precision using robotic plasma technology. It ensures even, high-quality coating with excellent energy transfer. Thanks to its super-hardened surface, it lasts up to 25% longer and resists scoring and damage better than standard coatings—offering durability you can count on.
Key Features:
Material Composition:
- Thermal sprayed ceramic or chrome layer on a steel or aluminum core
Thickness:
- Ceramic layer thickness typically ranges from 0.1 mm to 0.3 mm
Density:
- High-density cell structures for fine ink control
Temperature Resistance:
- Withstands up to 800°C (ceramic surface) during production and cleaning processes
Air Release Technology:
Special engraving patterns promote quick ink release and prevent air trapping
Designs like yCell and COBRA offer improved release characteristics for difficult inks
Applications:
Flexographic and gravure printing
Flexible packaging (films, laminates, foils)
Labels and corrugated board printing
Coating and lamination lines
Specialty printing with metallic or high-viscosity inks
eCell Engraving
CAE’s eCell anilox technology gives you sharper prints and better consistency by transferring more ink with higher screen counts—without needing to change your plate screens.
yCell Engraving
CAE’s advanced yCell anilox roller features a 60° hex design that ensures smooth ink release, better print quality, and longer roll life—while helping you save on ink.
Cobra Engraving
Cobra’s unique open-cell design, inspired by a snake-like shape, allows smoother ink flow for richer color, better opacity, and sharper prints—plus, it’s easier to clean and lasts longer.
HITT Engraving
HITT ensures smooth, consistent ink transfer with its open-cell design—perfect for solid areas, opaque whites, lacquers, and coatings, even on offset and coating machines.
