Pad Print Consumables
Kent offer a complete line of consumables such as:
Sealed ink cup systems
Ink cup systems employ an enclosed container called "ink cup" which act as an ink supply. Kent's patented ink cups with long life rings bring numerous production and handling advantages such as solvent and thinner fumes reduction, contained and effortless clean-up and ease of use.
Green ink cup (G-Cup)
Kent new generation green ink cup systems use a disposable plastic insert (pat. pending) to contain the ink. They can be fitted with long life ceramic or metal rings. The rewards are priceless; a healthier working environment without the need to clean up the mess.
Ceramic ring ink cup (CMIC)
The redesigned ceramic ring ink cups use new and improved ceramic rings. They provide high wear resistance, long life and great performance.
Metal ring ink cup (TCIC)
The metal ring ink cups use extra hard and durable metal rings. They provide extreme performance for long production runs and high pigmented ink.
Side-way ink cup (SCMIC)
The transverse closed ink cup systems can fit all Kent cups and are ideal for printing long and large images.
Green Plates (G-plate)
Kent Green plates are the future of pad printing. It is a low cost, long life laser engrave-able plate. Environmentally friendly, it does not need chemicals or acid to etch. It is our flagship plate to fight against pollution. Green plates are recommended for medium volume printing.
Thin steel plates (0.25 mm)
Kent thin steel plates are smooth and hard finish carbon steel plates. They are hardened cold-roll to 0.25 mm and processed in house. Thin steel plates are recommended for medium to high volume printing.
Thick steel plates (10 mm)
Kent thick steel plates are made of 10 mm oil-tamper or chromium steel. These hardened steel plates are processed in house and have a very long working life. They have been around for some time and are still being used today. Thick steel plates are recommended for very high volume printing.
Pads
Our huge selection of green antistatic printing pads function as a transfer vehicle, picking up ink from the printing plate, and transferring it to the part (substrate). Kent uses the highest quality silicon rubber grade in the market to mold the various pad shapes, and hardness required for all pad printing applications.