The Anilox Roller is often referred to as the heart of the flexographic press. It is designed to deliver a precise and consistent amount of ink to the printing plate. ARC focuses on giving its customer a precise and durable roller. Every roller is fabricated or reconditioned in ARC’s facilities with a plasma coated surface and a choice of our newest advanced fiber-optic laser engraved processes.
Anilox Rollers Options
OC™ Opticell™ 60º Hex Laser Engraved Ceramic
Original single laser pulse cell formation technology
Excellent performance for most water based and UV printing and coating applications
Deeper cells with lower cell counts to achieve volume
Thermally treated cells to extend roller life
Available Signature Engraving™ for roller identification
65 to 400 cells per inch range
40 BCM to 2.2 BCM range
HV™ High Volume 70º Laser Engraved Ceramic
Original single-hit laser technology
“U” shaped cell profile
Shallower cells with higher cell counts to achieve volumes
Custom extended 70 degree cell design
Improved plate and doctor blade support
Longer roller life
Improved ink circulation
Improved performance for all markets from corrugated, carton, paper and film substrates
100 to 1500 cells per inch range
1.0 BCM to 35 BCM range
HG™ High Graphic 60⁰ Hexagon Laser Engraved Ceramic
Multi-hit fiber optic laser technology
“U” shaped cell profile
Custom bitmap cell design
Deeper cell profiles
Higher cell counts per volume specification
Excellent support for High Graphics process and combination plate applications
Improved performance for all markets from carton to paper and film substrates
150 to 2000 cells per inch
HD™ High Definition 75⁰ Extended Hexagon Laser Engraved Ceramic
Multi-hit fiber optic laser technology
“U” shaped cell profile
Custom bitmap cell design
Longer cell shape
Shallower cells to achieve volumes
Higher cell counts per volume specification
Improved ink circulation
Improved doctor blade support
Ultimate support for High Definition process and combination plate applications
Improved performance for all markets from carton to paper and film substrates
