Flexographic Printing Machine with Gearless Drive
Gearless servo drives eliminate backlash-related register drift on long runs. This page explains when gearless CI pays back versus modern gear CI for your volume and quality tier.
LISHG AI Press Selector
Your production profile
Adjust application, substrate, width, speed, budget, and automation — the selector ranks live Master, King, and Honor series and updates the recommendation on the right.
King Series
Based on your profile: Food packaging · Film, BOPP, PET, PE · 1000–1300mm · 350m/min
King Series is the strongest fit for Food packaging because Best fit when the plant runs high-speed film jobs and needs reliable register control, fast ramp-up, and strong production stability. At your target speed of 350m/min, this platform keeps register stable, startup waste low, and changeovers practical for repeat jobs.
You selected Film, BOPP, PET, PE. King Series is engineered for thin film, BOPP, PET, PE. Core substrate window: thin film, BOPP, PET, PE. This reduces tension surprises and ink-transfer issues on your primary material.
Width target 1000–1300mm and speed 350m/min sit inside the King Series envelope (1000-1300mm, 300m/min). Budget Mid to high range and High automation align with very high-automation workflows at this output level.
Key advantages: Servo gear precision; low startup waste; strong register at speed. Tradeoff to confirm: Higher initial investment than Master or Honor, and not the primary choice for FFS heavy-duty sacks. If your mix shifts toward ultra-thin film at 400–500 m/min, compare with another LISHG line before finalizing.
Process-fit press comparison
Compare drive architecture, substrate compatibility, speed, automation, ROI logic, and industrial use cases.