Guangzhou Winshol Tech Co., Ltd. (Winshol) is an automatic screen printing machine manufacturer based in Guangzhou, China.
Guangzhou Winshol Tech Co., Ltd. (Winshol) is an automatic screen printing machine manufacturer based in Guangzhou, China.
WL-350D-Y
Right-feed, single-color screen printing with oven drying for roll-fed labels, a 330 × 450 mm print area and a 350 mm maximum web width.
Request a QuoteThe WL-350D-Y combines a single-color screen printing machine with a drying oven in a right-feed configuration. The catalogue lists electronic-label printing as an application. This version provides a separate layout option when material entry from the right better fits the surrounding equipment and available workspace.
The maximum print area is 330 × 450 mm, with a maximum web width of 350 mm and a maximum feed length of 450 mm. The specified screen frame is 550 × 700 mm. Review the printable width, artwork repeat and edge margins together when preparing a job.
Provide samples of the label stock and the proposed screen-printing ink. A production trial can assess adhesion, drying, registration and the material response to heat. Agree on practical output using the intended print coverage and repeat, and confirm the required oven settings for the selected substrate.
The main machine measures 2500 × 1100 × 1700 mm and has a listed 380 V supply. Obtain the complete line drawing and oven electrical schedule before preparing the installation, including clearance for roll changes and maintenance.
Compare the WL-350D left-feed oven configuration, or browse our roll-to-roll screen printing machines to review other printing and drying arrangements.
Roll-fed label substrates compatible with the selected screen-printing ink and oven-drying conditions. Confirm material thickness, surface treatment, thermal response and handling requirements using samples.
Single-color electronic-label printing
Roll-fed label jobs using oven-dried screen-printing inks
Production layouts requiring material entry from the right
| Model | WL-350D-Y |
|---|---|
| Configuration | Right-feed, single-color, drying oven |
| Screen frame size | 550 × 700 mm |
| Maximum print area | 330 × 450 mm |
| Maximum web width | 350 mm |
| Maximum feed length | 450 mm |
| Main machine dimensions (L × W × H) | 2500 × 1100 × 1700 mm |
| Net weight | 1300 kg |
| Gross weight | 1800 kg |
| Main machine power supply | 380 V |
| Squeegee servo motor power | 0.75 kW |
| Material-feed servo motor power | 1.3 kW |
| Vacuum motor power | 0.37 kW |
Product questions
The WL-350D-Y is the right-feed, single-color screen printing configuration with a drying oven. It is listed for electronic-label printing. Include the complete model designation, right-feed layout and oven-drying requirement in your enquiry.
The maximum print area is 330 × 450 mm, the maximum web width is 350 mm and the maximum feed length is 450 mm. The specified screen frame size is 550 × 700 mm. Allow for the required edge margins when preparing artwork.
The catalogue lists one unwinding unit, one main printing machine, two material-feeding sections and one drying oven, plus two squeegees, two ink-return blades and one tooling box. Confirm the detailed oven specification and final arrangement in the quotation.
Choose the feed direction after reviewing the planned material flow, adjacent equipment, operator access and roll-changing space. This page covers the right-feed WL-350D-Y; the left-feed WL-350D oven configuration has a separate product page. Request a line drawing before confirming the layout.
The listed main machine dimensions are 2500 × 1100 × 1700 mm, with a 380 V main machine supply, 1300 kg net weight and 1800 kg gross weight. Request the complete line footprint and electrical schedule, including the oven and operating clearances.
Send the label material and thickness, web width, reel details, artwork, print repeat, ink specification, registration requirement and target output. Include your floor plan and preferred material-flow direction. Confirm drying conditions and practical production speed through testing with the actual job.
