ECO MATIC 819: Multi-material flatbed screen printing machine

The ECO MATIC 819 is the ultimate industrial solution developed by Mismatic to guarantee maximum production versatility.
This highly robust flatbed screen printing machine has been specifically designed and engineered to print with extreme precision on a massive variety of substrates, both rigid and flexible. Whether your B2B company needs to process standard paper and cardboard, plastic sheets, wooden panels, glass sheets, or metal plates, the Eco Matic 819 consistently ensures flawless ink deposition and perfect multi-color registration.
Its remarkable adaptability makes it the ideal equipment for graphic, industrial, and specialized screen printing companies.

The highly efficient semiautomatic screen printing machine

Beyond its outstanding flexibility across different heavy and lightweight materials, the ECO MATIC 819 semiautomatic screen printing machine is equipped with state-of-the-art technologies designed to heavily reduce downtime and ease the operator’s workflow. Below are the two innovative integrated systems that make this press a top-tier industrial choice.

Automatic ink recovery system

Clamshell screen printing presses often share a common flaw: after several print strokes, the ink naturally slips and pools at the back of the screen, forcing the operator to pause production and manually drag it back with a spatula.
Thanks to our exclusive automatic ink recovery system, the user no longer needs to perform this tedious task. During standard operation, the squeegee and the floodbar move back and forth between two limit switches. When the recovery system is activated, the squeegee and floodbar execute an extended stroke, safely reaching the ink gathered at the bottom of the screen and bringing it forward for the subsequent prints.
The operator has full control and can easily choose whether to activate this system after every single print, after a specific number of cycles, or simply turn it off completely (which is highly useful if the length of the screen does not allow the use of the system).

Full cover printing? No problem!

The machine comes standard equipped with the “Synchroprint” system: the screen gradually lifts from the printing table as the squeegee moves forward. While this feature is excellent for most standard jobs, it is not always sufficient when printing full cover designs—meaning when ink must be heavily applied across the whole surface of the material.
For optimal results during full cover jobs, the printing head must not open immediately after the stroke. Instead, it needs to pause for a brief moment to allow the screen mesh to completely detach from the freshly printed substrate. Directly from the machine’s control panel, the user can easily set the required waiting time before the printing head opens. By doing this, achieving flawless full cover prints is no longer a challenge, but an absolute piece of cake!