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All about Anilox Roller

 Anilox Rollers, which are typically used in Flexographic and Gravure printing, are produced by our company. The product's cell design is available in a variety of shapes, including quadrangle, pyramid, hexagon, and tri-helical line.

Along the chamber's carved length, layer deposition tends to be consistent. We are able to engrave chambers up to 350 X 3000 mm in length. If we are given information on the percentage of the chemical or ink that will be covered in solids as well as the estimated dry GSM deposit on the substrate, we may select the proper LPI and engraving depth.



The range of the screen count is 25–350 LPI, and the engraving cylinders have dry GSM deposits ranging from 1–20 GSM.

Anar Rub Tech experimentally measures its cycles to ensure consistency using cutting-edge modern technologies, tools, and programming developments.

The greatest option for our customers is the manufacturer, exporter, and supplier of ANILOX ROLLER with the best raw material. Printing roller is another name for anilox rollers. The delicate and accurate anilox roller needs to be cleaned frequently to prevent ink from hardening and obstructing the anilox holes. There are two distinct ways to clean these rollers: either with an ultrasonic cleaning equipment or a steel brush and an excellent cleaning chemical.


Our Anilox rollers come with a number of advantages, including enhanced corrosion resistance, long service lives, ideal and simple handling, high repeatability (TIR), quick and hassle-free changeover, quick response to shifting colour needs, and significantly shorter setup times.

We can provide you with bespoke anilox roller configurations tailored to your unique needs thanks to our custom engraving technology. On your behalf, we can additionally laser imprint client explicit plans. Our customised anilox technology and innovation may be the ideal option in cases of a particular format and application areas.

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