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LT2001 Compact Metal Belt Screen Printing Machine for Textile Labels & Ribbons – Reliable & Versatile

Say goodbye to clunky, overpriced gear—the LT2001 textile label printing machine is here to revolutionize your ribbon and label game! Designed for small-to-medium businesses, this compact screen printing machine packs a 130 x 280mm printing area and a slick 2+1 color setup (two front, one back), with bonus modes like 3+0 and 3+1 for maximum flexibility. It's metal belt screen printing system—built to withstand 200°C—churns out flawless prints on satin ribbons, cotton labels, taffeta, elastic tapes, and more at a brisk 5M/min. Precision? Locked in at a tight 0.05mm tolerance. Affordable? You bet—this ribbon screen printer proves quality and doesn’t need a sky-high price tag. Compact enough to tuck away and tough enough for heavy-duty inks, the LT2001 is your go-to garment label printer for standout branding. Ready to level up your screen printing machine setup? Reach out for pricing and see the difference!

Key Specifications:

• Printing Area: 130 x 280mm (spacious for ribbons and labels)
• Color Modes: 2+1 (two front, one back), 3+0, 3+1 (versatile options)
• Speed: 5M/min (fast and efficient)
• Power: 8kW/380V/3P/50-60Hz (robust performance)
• Metal Belt: Handles up to 200°C (durable for tough inks)
• Precision: 0.05mm tolerance (pinpoint accuracy)
• Materials: Satin ribbons, cotton labels, elastic tapes, taffeta, damask, and more

Why It Rocks for Labels & Ribbons:

• Big Print, Small Footprint: The 130 x 280mm area tackles wider ribbons and tags, yet this compact screen printing machine stashes easily.
• Color Versatility: Switch between 2+1, 3+0, or 3+1 modes—your textile label printing stays fresh and bold.
• Heat-Ready Belt: 200°C resistance means this metal belt screen printing beast handles any ink like a champ.
• Speedy Output: 5M/min keeps your ribbon screen printer humming—perfect for tight deadlines.
• Material Flexibility: From shoelaces to twill, this garment label printer prints it all with pro-grade clarity.
• Wallet-Friendly: Low cost, high reliability—ideal for budget-savvy screen printing machine buyers.

Who It’s For:

• Ribbon Runs: Satin or taffeta? This ribbon screen printer makes them pop.
• Label Makers: Crisp cotton or elastic tags—no problem for this textile label printing machine.
• Space Savers: Compact design fits small shops without sacrificing power.

Upgrade your production with the LT2001 metal belt screen printer! Contact us now for a free quote and start printing high-quality labels and ribbons that turn heads—affordably and effortlessly.

You may need the following auxiliary devices for your screen printing solution.

1.mesh stretch device

2. screen plate exposure machine

3. screen plate constant temperature drying oven

What's Screen Printing? 

Silkscreen printing, commonly abbreviated as "screen printing", consists of five main elements: the screen printing plate, squeegee, ink, printing table, and substrate. Screen printing works on the principle that the graphic part of a mesh passes through ink, while non-graphic portions remain impervious. This creates an even surface for inking up smaller areas than usual mesh sizes allow. Screen printing begins by pressing one end of the plate into ink and applying pressure with a squeegee on its parts while moving toward its other end. Ink is transferred by the motion of the squeegee from the graphic part of a screen hole extrusion to its substrate. Due to the viscous effect of ink and its ability to fixate prints within a specific range, screen printing plates and substrates must remain in contact with each other during this step. As these lines move back and forth between them, they create what is known as rebound force on the squeegee itself. Due to rebound force, only part of the screen printing plate and substrate make contact - leaving other parts disengaged. By carefully controlling both ink and screen fracture movement, printing size accuracy is achieved, and the dirty substrate is avoided. Squeegee scraping the page clean, followed by lifting both plates, causes both inks to return to their initial positions - known as a printing stroke.