Printing on plastic?

[Robert Gruner]

What I’m looking for is the equipment which would be able to print on plastic tumblers, pitchers, plastic mugs, plastic wine glasses and some other.

 

[Letterbox Mike]

You probably need a pad printer for that.

 

[genericname]

Haven't used one in a while, so I don't know if there are new players on the scene, but you should look into a PAD Printer. I used to do custom golf balls with them; they'll print on any irregular surface. Working with the ink is a PITA though; much more finicky than screen printing ink for signs.

 

[BigfishDM]

I have excactly what you need but I wouldnt help you or your company EVER! Your company is a xxxxx and your owners are xxxxxx who will xxxx xxxxx xxx xxxx face! You guys owe me money and until I get paid I will continue to tell the truth about your company. Its not you Bob its your owners

 

[Robert Gruner]

I am unaware of your problems with any company.

I don't believe it is in yours nor anyones best interest to air your dirty laundry at this forum; but, that is up to you.

 

[BigfishDM]

Lol no need for Popcorn Pat, I cant say what I would really like to say to Bob about his companies owners so I will just leave this one alone right now. For the record though Nusign owes me money and the owners lied to me we will leave it at that.

 

[artbot]

i've seen several "dtg" style and dedicated inkjet printers with cup rotating jigs.

 

[Great Signs]

Hey, I have a Printa Pad Printer with the exposure light box for sale You can look Printa up on the internet for information.

1 problem with it though. it is missing a couple of parts that will cost in the range of $300 to have replaced from Printa. The part is the ink transfer slider knife.
I lost it when we moved our shop 4 years ago and never really cared to fix it because we don't do much of that in our shop. I wish I knew where it disappeared too.

The unit is up for sale for $150 plus cost to ship it anywhere you want any way you want.

If interested you get everything I have with it including the manuals.

PM me if interested

By the way... these units new are in the price range of $2000 or more

 

[Robert Gruner]

Artbot

dtg style? My customer is in the food service business. Their application is "special order", pretty high volume.

Thanks for the heads up

Bob Gruner