Why Does A Printing Press Need A Voltage Stabilizer

Today I will introduce to you that the front end of offset printing presses, flexographic printing presses, and large gravure printing presses must be equipped with Automatic Voltage Stabilizer.

For some equipment components, applications, and systems, voltage fluctuations are dangerous and must be controlled. For example, high-precision printing equipment (such as offset printing presses, flexographic printing presses, large gravure printing presses, etc.) requires a stable voltage environment, and the more sensitive the components, the more power protection they need. The control part can work normally within a small voltage fluctuation range of 3%, but the fluctuation exceeds the normal range value, which will cause direct or indirect losses, the equipment cannot operate normally, and even burn the circuit board, shortening the service life of the equipment. The dedicated voltage stabilizer for the printing press has become a key point in protecting the back-end equipment. If the voltage on site is unstable, it is one of the reasons for the burning of the precision control circuit board. The voltage stabilizer produced by Shanghai Yibo Voltage Stabilizer Factory has been supporting the printing equipment all year round to ensure that the back-end printing equipment of our company maintains good performance all year round.

In addition, due to the extensive use of nonlinear electrical equipment in the power grid, the harmonic pollution of the power grid is particularly severe, which will seriously damage the operation of some high-performance electrical appliances; since the current high-precision printing equipment (such as offset printing machines, flexographic printing machines, large gravure printing machines, etc.) has very weak anti-electromagnetic interference capabilities, surges generated by equipment startup and power system operation overvoltages often affect the operation and safety of other equipment, especially causing damage to control circuit boards, causing companies to suffer losses of tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands.