The scraper ink chamber usually refers to the chamber structure used to contain, control and distribute ink or other coating liquids in printing, coating and other processes. It is used in conjunction with a scraper to ensure uniform and precise coating of the ink or coating liquid.
The structural design of the scraper ink chamber is diverse, but the basic components usually include the following parts:
The ink chamber body: the main part that holds the ink or coating liquid, and its shape, size and material are determined according to specific application requirements.
The scraper: installed on the ink chamber body, used to scrape off excess ink or coating liquid to ensure uniform coating. The type of scraper (such as flat scraper, triangular scraper, etc.) and material (such as high carbon tool steel, stainless steel, etc.) are also selected according to application requirements.
Adjustment mechanism: used to adjust the distance and angle between the scraper and the coating surface to optimize the coating effect.
Collection system: Some scraper ink chambers are also equipped with a collection system to collect the scraped ink or coating liquid for subsequent treatment or recycling.