Abstract: Glass printing machine with continuous glass transport comprising a loading station (1), viewing means (2) or a mechanical positioning system, a printing bridge (3), and an unloading station (4), where the machine comprises an upper level (9) arranged above a lower level (10), with a series of carriages (11) running continuously driven by linear motors (6) in one direction on the upper level (9) and in the opposite direction on the lower level (10); to achieve this change of direction there are lifting and lowering drives which in one embodiment comprise a first vertical drive (7) in the loading station (1) and a second vertical drive (8) in the unloading station (4). Achieving a machine with a precision of less than 0.1 mm that can be used for large loads.

Abstract: A machine for digital printing of glass sheets on their entire surface, including their border, comprising a printing table (1), a printing carriage (2) that travels along the printing table (1) on a number of travel guides (3), and a printing bridge (4) associated with the printing carriage (2) on which printing modules or heads (5) travel, characterized in that it has a head controller (6) that manages up to four encoders, which allows four simultaneous printing modes: Modality 1 along the X axis in single pass. Modality 2 along the Y axis in single pass. Modality 3 along the X axis in multipass. Modality 4 along the Y axis in multipass.

Abstract: Glass printing machine with continuous glass transport comprising a loading station (1), viewing means (2) or a mechanical positioning system, a printing bridge (3), and an unloading station (4), where the machine comprises an upper level (9) arranged above a lower level (10), with a series of carriages (11) running continuously driven by linear motors (6) in one direction on the upper level (9) and in the opposite direction on the lower level (10); to achieve this change of direction, a first vertical drive (7) in the loading station (1) lifts the carriages (11) from the lower level (10) to the upper level (9) and a second vertical drive (8) in the unloading station (4) lowers the carriages (11) from the upper level (9) to the lower level (10). Achieving a machine with a precision of less than 0.1 mm that can be used for large loads.

Abstract: Machine and method for multi-pass digital printing of plate glass with minimization of print travel. The machine is configured to recognize the longest dimension of the motif to be printed in the X and Y directions and to execute the multiple print passes by moving the bridge in the X direction or by moving the carriage along the bridge in the Y direction.

Abstract: An ink recirculation system for recirculating printheads includes a housing with two chambers, a series of pressure sensors, a vacuum generator and a pressure generator The container has two entrances for transmitting signals towards the pressure sensors, a first feed connection to the printhead, a second flow connection to the printhead, a third ink feed connection, a fourth connection for returning the ink to the main tank and means for connecting and supporting the vacuum generator and the pressure generator.

Abstract: An ink recirculation system for recirculating printheads includes a housing with two chambers, a series of pressure sensors, a vacuum generator and a pressure generator The container has two entrances for transmitting signals towards the pressure sensors, a first feed connection to the printhead, a second flow connection to the printhead, a third ink feed connection, a fourth connection for returning the ink to the main tank and means for connecting and supporting the vacuum generator and the pressure generator.

Abstract: Machine and method for multi-pass digital printing of plate glass with minimization of print travel. The machine is configured to recognize the longest dimension of the motif to be printed in the X and Y directions and to execute the multiple print passes by moving the bridge in the X direction or by moving the carriage along the bridge in the Y direction.