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Tagtrans 225 Proscreen Silk Screen Tag Printing Machine — Bangladesh

  • Heavy ink deposit — dense opaque colour including white on dark substrates
  • Very low unit cost on high-volume single-design runs
  • Purpose-built for textile tags, ribbons and label substrates
  • Stable registration over long production runs
  • UK-engineered by Focus Label, recognised in buyer factory audits
  • Prominent Tec is the authorised Bangladesh distributor — local parts and service
  • Installation, operator training and technical support from Dhaka

Machine Specification

Drive System Sevo Technology, PLC Programmable
Print System Silk Screen
Print Length 350mm, PLC Programmable
Print Width 250mm
Print Heads 270mm
Max Speed 12Mts/min
Average Speed 10Mts/min
Second Pass/Auto Register Yes
Photo Eye Registration Yes
Hole Punch Registration Yes
Powder Adhesive Application Yes
Adhesive Auto Recycle Yes
Drying System Yes, IR Drying with Recirculation Fans
Drying Length Variable,12Mts to 25Mts
Auto Temp Control Yes, Programmable Thermostatically Controlled
Cooling System Yes
Auto Unwind Yes
Splice Table Yes
Rewind 1 or 2, 2nd Rewind Option
Slitting Yes(Knives supplied)
Substrates Paper or Film, Pre-Coated (Cold or Hot Peel), Details on Request
Adhesive Power, Details on Request
Printing Inks Water/Solvent, Detail on Request

Where screen printing still beats flexo and digital for tags

Label converters have three technology choices, and each wins in a different place. Digital wins on short runs and variable data. Flexo wins on multi-colour process work at volume. Screen printing wins on ink opacity and unit cost for large runs of a single design — the ink deposit is much heavier than flexo, which matters for solid colour blocks and for white ink on dark substrates.

For Bangladesh label converters, the high-volume repeat label is the core of the business: one brand label design, printed in hundreds of thousands, for a garment factory running the same style all season. The Tagtrans is built for exactly that work. Where flexo would struggle to lay down enough ink for a solid dense mark, screen printing does it easily and at lower cost per tag.

Applications

Label converters serving RMG factories use the Tagtrans for high-volume brand labels, care labels and printed ribbon where a single design repeats across very large quantities. Garment groups printing in-house use it for their standard label lines while routing short-run and variable-data work to digital equipment.

It complements our d-Tex Digital Printing Machine, which covers short runs and variable data, and the Focus LX Letterflex for multi-colour flexo work. A converter with a broad customer base typically needs more than one technology, and Prominent Tec can quote them together.

Explore related equipment and supplies: Focus LX Letterflex – Flexographic Printing Machine, d-Tex Digital Printing Machine, Hot Transfer Ribbon Printing Machine.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I use screen printing rather than flexo or digital for tags?

Screen wins when you need dense opaque ink — solid colour blocks, white on dark substrate — and when you are printing large quantities of a single design. Digital wins on short runs and variable data. Flexo wins on multi-colour process work at volume.

What substrates does the Tagtrans print on?

Textile tags, ribbons and label substrates including satin and woven tape. Confirm your specific material mix with our sales team at quotation.

How does unit cost compare with the d-Tex digital machine?

On large single-design runs, screen printing is substantially cheaper per tag because there is no per-unit imaging cost. On short runs the digital machine wins because screen printing carries screen preparation cost per design.

Does it print white ink on dark tags?

Yes — and this is one of the main reasons to choose screen over flexo. The heavier ink deposit gives dense opaque white that flexo struggles to match on dark substrates.

Is local service available in Bangladesh?

Yes — Prominent Tec is the authorised Focus Label distributor, with installation, operator training, locally stocked spares and service engineers in Dhaka.

What is the delivery and installation timeline?

Typically 30–45 days from order confirmation to Chittagong port, plus 10–14 days for inland transport, installation, commissioning and operator training.