How to print golf ball by pad printing machine?

golf ball pad printing machine from DSTAR

Pad printing is a great way to print a golf ball logo onto any surface. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you get the best results when printing a golf ball logo with a pad printing machine:

Processing of golf ball pad printing machine

1. Prepare the golf ball surface: Before golf ball pad printing, the surface of the golf ball should be clean and free from any dirt or dust. Use a soft damp cloth to gently clean the surface.

2. Prepare the printing plate: The printing plate is the template that will be used to transfer the logo onto the golf ball. The plate should be designed and engraved with the logo and can be made of metal or plastic.

3. Set up the golf ball pad printing machine: Once the printing plate is ready, it should be attached to the pad printing machine. The machine should be set up according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the appropriate settings should be adjusted for the golf ball logo printing.

4. Load the golf balls: Place the golf balls onto the machine’s pallet. Make sure they are securely in place so that they do not move when the printing process begins.

5. Apply the ink: The pad printing machine will then apply the ink to the printing plate. This can be done by hand or with a machine. The amount of ink applied should be enough to cover the golf ball logo but not too much that it will smudge or run.

6. Transfer the logo: The pad printing machine will then transfer the logo onto the golf ball. This is done by pressing the printing plate onto the golf ball with a pad that is saturated with the ink.

7. Clean up: After the logo has been transferred onto the golf ball, the pad printing machine should be cleaned of any excess ink. This will prevent smudging and will help to keep the machine in good working order.

8. Repeat: The process can then be repeated to print multiple golf balls with the same logo. By following these steps, you can easily and accurately print a golf ball logo with a pad printing machine.