Round Shape Automatic Screen Printing Machine in Bangladesh

Machine Specification

The right first automatic press

Moving from a manual table to an oval press is a large jump in capital, floor space and required order volume. Many Bangladesh workshops need something in between — automation that raises throughput and consistency without committing to a machine that needs to run all shift to justify itself.

A round carousel is that middle step. It automates pallet indexing and gives repeatable registration, which manual tables cannot. Throughput typically runs 200–300 pieces per hour against roughly 60–100 on a manual table with the same operator. For a workshop with growing but not yet very high volume, it is the investment that fits. When volume outgrows it, our High-Speed Oval Screen Printing Machine is the next step up.

Applications

Growing print workshops in Dhaka, Narayanganj and Gazipur use round presses as their first automatic machine, printing T-shirts, polos and knitwear for local retail brands and smaller export orders. Garment factories use them as a secondary line for sample runs and short orders while the main oval press handles bulk production.

The press pairs with our Far Infrared Automatic Moving Dryer or a flash-cure unit for between-colour drying, and with the Ordinary Tunnel Drying Machine for final curing. Screens come from the same preparation workflow — stretcher, coater, dryer and exposure unit — that Prominent Tec supplies.

Explore related equipment and supplies: High-Speed Oval Screen Printing Machine, Far Infrared Automatic Moving Dryer for Screen Printing, Manual Screen Printing Glass Table.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many colours should I buy — 1, 2 or 4?

Match it to the work you actually quote. If most jobs are single-colour with occasional two-colour, a 2-colour press covers you. If buyers regularly ask for multi-colour front prints, go to 4 — retrofitting extra heads later is usually more expensive than buying the configuration you need up front.

How does throughput compare to a manual table?

Typically 200–300 pieces per hour against roughly 60–100 on a manual table with the same operator, and with far better registration consistency on multi-colour work.

When should I buy an oval press instead?

When your printing runs most of the shift most days, and when orders regularly need more than four colours. An oval gives 600–1000 pieces per hour and up to eight colours, but needs sustained volume to justify the capital and floor space.

Do I need a separate flash dryer?

For multi-colour work on most inks, yes. Flash-cure units mount between print stations so each colour sets before the next is printed. Our Far Infrared Automatic Moving Dryer and flash-cure options cover this.

What power supply does it need?

Typically a three-phase industrial supply, with the exact rating depending on colour count and flash-cure stations. Full electrical specifications are supplied with the quotation so your electrician can prepare the connection.

What is the delivery and installation timeline?

30–45 days from order confirmation to Chittagong port, plus 7–10 days for inland transport, installation, calibration and two to three days of operator training.