EP3439890A1 - Verfahren sowie vorrichtung zur bedruckung von behältern und behälter - Google Patents
Verfahren sowie vorrichtung zur bedruckung von behältern und behälterInfo
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- EP3439890A1 EP3439890A1 EP17708211.2A EP17708211A EP3439890A1 EP 3439890 A1 EP3439890 A1 EP 3439890A1 EP 17708211 A EP17708211 A EP 17708211A EP 3439890 A1 EP3439890 A1 EP 3439890A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
- B41J—TYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
- B41J3/00—Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed
- B41J3/407—Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed for marking on special material
- B41J3/4073—Printing on three-dimensional objects not being in sheet or web form, e.g. spherical or cubic objects
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
- B41J—TYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
- B41J3/00—Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed
- B41J3/407—Typewriters or selective printing or marking mechanisms characterised by the purpose for which they are constructed for marking on special material
- B41J3/4073—Printing on three-dimensional objects not being in sheet or web form, e.g. spherical or cubic objects
- B41J3/40733—Printing on cylindrical or rotationally symmetrical objects, e. g. on bottles
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
- B41M—PRINTING, DUPLICATING, MARKING, OR COPYING PROCESSES; COLOUR PRINTING
- B41M5/00—Duplicating or marking methods; Sheet materials for use therein
- B41M5/0082—Digital printing on bodies of particular shapes
- B41M5/0088—Digital printing on bodies of particular shapes by ink-jet printing
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- the invention relates to a method and an apparatus for printing on containers with a consisting of two print images print image arrangement and on a container comprising one consisting of two printed images
- Double-sided printing of flat substrates, for example paper, also referred to as duplex printing, is known.
- the substrate is printed on two opposite sides.
- Container interior facing toward and limits this circumferentially.
- a two-sided printing of the container wall would be desirable because either after emptying of the container in non-transparent content or transparent content even with a filled container, the container wall inside could be used for applying a design element and / or information. Based on this, it is an object of the invention to provide a method for printing on containers, which allows a printed image on the container in such a way
- An apparatus for printing containers is the subject of the independent claim 12 and a
- Container comprising a printed image arrangement is the subject of the independent patent claim 15.
- the invention relates to a method for printing on at least partially transparent containers.
- a first printed image is printed by applying at least one printing ink to the container.
- a second printed image is printed by applying at least one printing ink to the container.
- the printed images are at least partially overlapping each other, ie to the same
- Container wall area printed. Between the first and second printed image, at least partially, a reflection layer is provided, by means of which the printed images are at least partially optically separated from each other. In other words, at two successive time intervals, two printed images are printed on the
- the reflection layer may have a reflective effect in particular for light in the visible range.
- "Partial" in the sense of the invention means that the reflection layer is not provided in a first printed image area over the entire area and in a second printed image area or if the reflection layer is formed by a multiplicity of pressure points which at least partially do not overlap.
- the main advantage of the method according to the invention is that a first print image is produced, which can be seen through the container wall and the container interior when the container is viewed from the rear, and furthermore a second print image which at least partially represents the first print image
- the first and second print images are independently recognizable print images, ie, the first and second print images may have the same or different image content.
- the first and second printed image each comprise at least two different printing inks. The printing inks of the individual print images can be the same or different.
- the first and second printed image can be composed of a set of four printing inks, for example the printing inks black, magenta, cyan and yellow.
- the multi-layered arrangement of different printing inks makes it possible to form multicolored first and second printed images.
- the printing inks of the first printed image are applied in the reverse order to the inks of the second printed image.
- the first print image in a back view and the second print image in a front view may be perceived by a viewer, i. the viewing directions are one another
- the inks of the printed images are inverted to each other, so that depending on the viewing direction results in each case the same layering order of the inks of the printed images.
- the inks of the first print image are applied in a different order than the inks of the second print image (e.g., only partially inverted).
- the printing inks of the first and second printed image are applied in exactly the same order.
- the first printed image is identical in content to the second printed image and is applied congruent thereto.
- the externally recognizable motif can also be seen from the back
- the reflection layer is formed by printing on an ink.
- This may in particular be a white, light gray, silver or gold-colored printing ink.
- the printing ink may in particular contain titanium dioxide (TiO 2), for example titanium dioxide nanoparticles.
- TiO 2 titanium dioxide
- Reflection layer have different degrees of coverage, for example a Coverage.
- the reflection layer can be applied with the printing means, in particular with digital printheads operating according to the ink-jet principle.
- the reflection layer is formed partially or completely between the first and second printed image.
- a partially translucent printed image arrangement is formed.
- different optical effects of the printed image arrangement can thus be produced, for example completely separate first and second printed images, partially separated first and second printed images or a completely translucent printed image arrangement.
- the freedom of design of the container provided on the printed image arrangement can be increased.
- the reflection layer is non-transparent or substantially non-transparent and thus forms an optical separation layer between the first and second printed image. This can be completely different
- Viewing directions are perceived, for example, in a front view of the container, a label-like printed image and in a rear view of the container, for example, a winning code, a
- a third printed image is printed on the container, namely on one
- Tank wall area which is opposite to the first and second printed image with respect to the container axis.
- an image overlay of the first print image (printed image provided between the container wall and reflection layer) can be achieved with the third print image. This is done, for example, such that when looking at the third printed image, the first printed image through the Container walls and the container interior is visible through and this first printed image thus appears as the background of the first printed image.
- a visually appealing image overlay can be achieved.
- the printing takes place in digital direct printing by means of digital printheads. This can be a highly flexible
- the invention relates to an apparatus for printing on containers having at least one printing station.
- the printing station has printing means for applying a printed image, for example one or more digital inkjet printheads.
- Printing device is designed to print in a first printing step, a first printed image by applying at least one ink to the container, directly on the container wall. Furthermore, the printing device is designed to print a second printed image by applying at least one printing ink to the container in a second printing step, so that the first and second printed image come to lie at least partially one above the other. The printing device is further configured to at least partially between the first and second printed image
- Print images are arranged on opposite sides of the container and one of which between the container wall and the
- Reflection layer arranged printed image through the container walls and the container interior through as background image of another third printed image is recognizable.
- means for applying a reflection layer are provided by a print head which is designed to apply an ink forming the reflection layer.
- the reflective layer between the first and second printed image can be applied by an ink application by means of a digital direct printing.
- the device has a plurality of transport elements rotatably drivable about a rotation axis, which each have pressure means for applying an ink. For temporally successive application of the same printing inks are each two in the transport direction to each other
- the transport elements are repeatedly passed through with the respective printing inks.
- the color layers of the same printing ink applied to one another at a time offset are applied either by two separate transport elements which are spaced apart from one another or the printing device is at least passed through twice to apply the printed images, the first printed image in a first pass and in a second pass the second printed image is at least partially applied over the first printed image.
- the invention relates to a transparent container comprising a print image arrangement printed directly on the outside of a container, the print image arrangement comprising a first print image and a second print image, wherein the print images are arranged at least partially overlapping one another and wherein between the first and second
- Print image is at least partially provided a reflection layer, by means of which the printed images are at least partially separated from each other.
- container means all packaging means, in particular bottles, cans, pouches, stand-up pouches etc.
- printing ink is understood to mean a paint or ink which, in particular, operates in an ink-jet-printing manner digital printhead for printing on containers, in particular
- Plastic containers is suitable.
- 1 a shows an example of several color layers with different printing inks of a first printed image in a schematic representation
- FIG. 1 b by way of example, several color layers with different printing inks of a second printed image in a schematic representation
- FIG. 1c shows, by way of example, a printed image arrangement formed one above the other by arranging the color layers of FIGS. 1a and 1b in a schematic manner
- FIG. 2 by way of example, several representations of one with a printed image arrangement
- FIG. 3a shows the container in these same rotational positions in plan view
- 3a by way of example, a plurality of ink layers with different printing inks of a first printed image in a schematic representation
- FIG. 3b shows by way of example a reflection layer in a schematic representation
- FIG. 3a shows the container in these same rotational positions in plan view
- 3a by way of example, a plurality of ink layers with different printing inks of a first printed image in a schematic representation
- FIG. 3b shows by way of example a reflection layer in a schematic representation
- FIG. 3c by way of example, a plurality of ink layers with different printing inks of a second printed image in a schematic representation
- FIG. 3d shows, by way of example, a printed image arrangement formed one above the other by arranging the color layers of FIGS. 3a to 3c in a schematic manner
- FIG. 4 shows, by way of example, several representations of a container printed with a printed image arrangement according to FIG. 3d, wherein the upper row of representations of FIG
- FIG. 5b shows, by way of example, a reflection layer for the first printed image from FIG. 5a in a schematic representation
- FIG. 5c by way of example, a plurality of ink layers with different printing inks of a third printed image in a schematic representation
- FIG. 5d shows, by way of example, a first and third printed image formed one above the other by arranging the color layers of FIGS. 5a and 5b or 5c in a schematic representation
- FIG. 6 shows, by way of example, several representations of a container printed with the printed images according to FIG. 5d, wherein the upper illustration shows the container in a side view when looking at the container in the viewing direction BR and the lower representation shows the container in a top view.
- FIG. 7 shows by way of example a first embodiment of a printing device for
- FIG. 8 shows, by way of example, a second exemplary embodiment of a printing device for printing on containers in a schematic plan view
- FIG. 9 by way of example a third embodiment of a printing device for
- FIG. 10 shows an example of a fourth embodiment of a printing device for printing containers in a schematic plan view
- Fig. 1 1 by way of example a fifth embodiment of a printing apparatus for printing containers in a schematic plan view
- the print image arrangement 1 comprises a first and a second print image DB1, DB2.
- These print images DB1, DB2 may be printed on a wall region of a container 10 such that the first print image DB1 partially or completely covers the second print image DB2.
- the first print image DB1 can be applied directly to the container wall and the second print image DB2 is at least partially applied to the first print image DB1.
- several color layers of different printing inks DF1, DF2, DF3, DF4 are arranged one above the other.
- the respective printing ink DF1 - DF4 is applied in a color layer in the form of drops, wherein the color layer can be formed continuously or only in areas an inking of the respective printing ink can be done so that underlying layers of paint remain visible in areas where no inking occurs. It is also possible that the printing inks DF1 - DF4 are applied in such a way that by mixing the superimposed
- Printing inks DF1 - DF4 results in a desired color.
- the colors black, magenta, cyan and yellow can be used as printing inks DF1 - DF4.
- the use of other color sets is possible,
- a motif (fir tree) of the print image DB1 is formed, for example, from color layers of the printing inks DF1-DF4.
- the motif of the second print image DB2 can also be formed from color layers of printing inks DF1 - DF4.
- the motif of the first print image DB1 may be the same or different from the motif of the second print image DB2 and also the inks used in the print image DB 1 may be the same or different from the inks used in the print image DB 2.
- the print image DB1 may be a monochrome print image, for example a winning code
- the print image DB2 may be a
- each print image has to contain all printing inks DF1 - DF4 but can also be formed from only a reduced ink set or a single ink.
- the printed images are applied one after the other and at least partially overlapping, first the color layers assigned to the print image DB 1 and then the printed image DB 2
- the representation in FIG. 1 c is selected such that the hatchings assigned to the respective printing inks DF 1 - DF 4 remain recognizable.
- the arrangement of the ink layers of different printing inks DF1 - DF4 in the printed images DB1 and DB2 can be selected inverted relative to one another, ie the printing inks DF1 - DF4 of the printing image DB 1 are in the opposite direction
- FIG. 2 shows a container 10 on which a print image arrangement 1 previously described in connection with FIGS. 1a to 1c is provided. 2 shows a container in a front view of the print image arrangement 1, the upper right representation in FIG. 2 a container 10 in a rear view onto the print image arrangement 1, i. the
- Print image arrangement 1 is perceived through a first transparent container wall, the container interior and a second transparent container wall.
- the lower illustrations in FIG. 2 each show plan views of the respective container 10 with the printed image arrangement 1 printed thereon, wherein the lower left representation of the upper left representation and the lower right representation of the upper right representation is assigned.
- the illustrations in the left column show the container 10 in a first orientation and the representations in the right column show the container 10 in a second orientation that is rotated 180 ° (around container vertical axis) to the first orientation.
- the perception of the printed image arrangement 1 in the container representations of the right-hand column takes place at the back through the container walls and possibly through an existing filling material.
- the above-described print image arrangement 1 enables the first print image DB1 to be printed from the second print image DB2
- Print image arrangement 1 a translucent print image, ie the printed image is at least partially transparent.
- Figures 3a to 3d show a further embodiment of a
- the print image arrangement 1 in turn has a first and a second print image DB1, DB2. These print images DB1, DB2 can turn on one
- Print image DB1 partially or completely covered with the second print image DB2.
- the print images DB1, DB2 may each have multiple color layers of different inks DF1 - DF4. The main difference of the
- Embodiment according to Figures 3a to 3d compared to the embodiment of Figures 1 a to 1 c is that between the at least partially superimposed print images DB1, DB2 a reflection layer RFLX is provided.
- the reflection layer RFLX forms a
- the reflection layer RFLX is preferably formed by applying a printing ink.
- the reflection layer RFLX is replaced by a white one
- the reflection layer RFLX can be formed by a titanium dioxide-containing printing ink, in particular printing ink containing TiO 2 nanoparticles.
- the printed image arrangement 1 is formed by a time-sequential application of color layers.
- the print image DB1 is printed by applying one or more printing inks DF1 -DF4.
- the reflection layer RFLX is applied to the first printed image DB1 and applied to this reflection layer, the second print image DB2 with one or more inks DF1 DF4.
- the reflection layer RFLX can be provided over the whole area between the print images DB1 and DB2. Alternatively, the reflection layer RFLX only partially, ie in
- Partitions between the print images DB1 and DB2 are provided.
- the print image arrangement 1 can have translucent print image areas
- Reflection layer RFLX is present). Further alternatively or additionally, it is possible that the reflection layer RFLX is not completely opaque but transparent / opaque, i. For example, only 50% nationwide, but distributed over the whole of the printed image arrangement 1 occupied area is printed. In other words, the reflection layer RFLX is partially opaque between the first and second print images DB1, DB2, i. the pressure points forming the reflection layer RFLX are less / less and the reflection layer RFLX thus appears lighter or partially transparent.
- FIG. 3d shows a schematic representation of the layered paint jobs of the print image arrangement 1.
- the reflection layer RFLX is as
- the printing inks DF1 - DF4 are mirror-symmetrical with respect to the reflective layer RFLX, i. identical printing inks DF1-DF4 have the same layer spacing from the reflection layer RFLX.
- the inks DF1 - DF4 of the print image DB1 are arranged in the reverse order to the inks DF1 - DF4 of the print image DB2.
- FIG. 4 shows - analogously to FIG. 2 - several representations of the container 10, on which one previously described in connection with FIGS. 3a to 3d
- Print image arrangement 1 is provided (each side view and top view in different orientations of the container 10).
- the upper left representation in Figure 4 again shows a container 10 in a front view on the Print image arrangement 1, the right upper view in Figure 4 a container 10 in a side view of the print image arrangement 1, ie the print image arrangement 1 is perceived by a first transparent container wall, the container interior Nnenraum and a second transparent container through.
- Illustrations in the left column of FIG. 4 show the container 10 in a first orientation and the illustrations in the right column show the container 10 in a second orientation that is rotated 180 ° to the first orientation.
- the arrows indicating the direction BR the
- the print image arrangement 1 shown in FIGS. 3 a to 3 d enables the first print image DB 1 to be independent of the second print image DB2
- Container interior through and the second print image DB2 front view of the container 10 is recognizable.
- the reflective layer RFLX causes no or substantially no visible light through the print image array
- Figures 5a to 5d and Figure 6 shows a print image arrangement on a container 10 having a plurality of print image arrangement components on opposite sides of the container 10 (with respect to the container vertical axis) and adapted to create a spatial print image by interaction of the print image components.
- a first printed image DB1 is present on a first container wall region (0 ° position in FIG. 6) and on a second one
- the first print image DB1 is formed in the illustrated embodiment by way of example by a mountain backdrop and is further formed by way of example by superposition of several printing inks DF1, DF2.
- the first printing ink DF1 is applied directly to the container wall and the second printing ink DF2 at least partially covers the second printing ink. It is understood that the first print image DB1 also from more than two inks or only one single ink can be formed.
- a reflection layer RFLX is provided on this first printed image (FIG. 5b).
- Reflective layer RFLX can again be partial, full or partial
- Reflection layer can be provided.
- Print image DB3 provided, which in turn may consist of several layers of printing inks DF1 - DF4, which overlap at least partially.
- FIG. 6 when the container is viewed in the viewing direction BR, a superimposition of the first printed image DB1 provided on the back side with the front-side printed image DB3 is produced.
- the print image DB1 can be perceived through the container walls and the container interior and appears, for example, as the background of the print image DB3.
- the reflection layer applied to the first printed image DB1 acts as a background or as a primer in order to reduce the light transmission of the first printed image DB1 and thus to make the first printed image clearly recognizable.
- an ink application can take place in order to reduce the light transparency of the printed image DB3.
- the same ink or type of ink is usually used as in the described reflective layer.
- Figures 7 to 1 1 show schematic representations of several devices 20 for printing on containers 10, by means of which a previously described
- Print image arrangement 1 can be applied to a container 10.
- Printing devices 20 each have a plurality of transport elements 22. At this transport elements 22 each have a plurality of printing stations 21 are provided to where the printing of the container 10 in individual, successive printing steps takes place. At the printing stations 21 each pressure means, for example, according to an ink jet principle acting printheads are provided by means of which the respective printing ink DF1 - DF4 is applied to the container wall. Other pressure means are conceivable, for example, pressure medium for a transfer printing. In the exemplary embodiments shown in FIGS. 7 to 11, a transport element 22 is assigned in each case one printing ink DF1 - DF4, ie all printing stations 21 of the respective transport element 22 are for
- Container removal 24 transports, wherein during the transport of the container 10, the printing takes place.
- a printing device 20 is described, for example, in the publication DE 10 201 1 122 912 A1, which is hereby fully made the subject of the present disclosure.
- the printing devices 20 according to FIGS. 7 and 9 are provided for applying a printed image arrangement 1 according to the exemplary embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 a to 1 a and 2, ie a printed image arrangement 1 without a reflection layer RFLX.
- the containers 10 are printed on the first transport element 22 immediately following the container feed 23 with the printing ink DF1, the subsequent second transport element 22 with the printing ink DF2, etc.
- two transport elements 22 are provided in each case, which effect a printing with the same printing ink DF1-DF4.
- the arrangement of the transport of the container 10 with a certain ink DF1 - DF4 causing transport elements 22 is selected such that the printing inks DF1 - DF4, as described above, are applied inverted, ie first, for example, the inks of Print image DB1 in the order DF1, DF2, DF3 and DF4 and then the printing colors of the print image DB2 in the order DF4, DF3, DF2 and DF1 applied.
- other ink arrangements are possible, for example an arrangement such that the inks are only partially inverted (eg, DB1: DF1, DF2, DF3, DF4, and DB2: DF4, DF3, DF1, DF2.)
- the printing device 20 according to FIG. 9 differs from the one previously described
- the print image DB1 is applied after the container feed 23 to the first transport element 22 in the ink sequence DF1, DF2, DF3 and DF4, in a first multiply deflected, for example, meandering transport path TW1.
- the application of the print image DB2 on the container takes place on one
- the container discharge 24a is
- Transport route passes twice on the same transport path and is transported to the container removal 24b.
- a non-inverted layer-wise application of the respective inks DF1-DF4 is achieved.
- FIGS. 8 and 10 respectively show printing devices 20 by means of which a printed image arrangement 1 according to FIGS. 3 a to 3 d can be produced.
- the printing device 20 according to FIG. 8 is essentially identical to the one
- Printing device 20 formed in accordance with Figure 7, so that will be discussed below only the distinguishing features. Otherwise, the statements made above with reference to the embodiment according to FIG. 7 apply.
- the essential difference between the printing device 20 according to FIG. 8 and the printing device 20 according to FIG. 7 is that in the middle region of the printing device 20 according to FIG.
- a transport element 22 is provided, by means of which the reflection layer RFLX is applied.
- This reflection layer RFLX can be obtained, for example, by applying a color layer by means of a print head or other printing methods (for example
- the first print image DB1 is printed, for example, by applying color layers in the ink sequence DF1, DF2, DF3 and DF4, then the reflection layer RFLX is applied to the first print image DB1 and onto this reflection layer RFLX the second print image DB2 is printed by applying color layers in the ink sequence DF4, DF3, DF2 and DF1.
- the reflection layer RFLX is provided as an intermediate layer between the print images DB1, DB2.
- FIG. 10 shows a further embodiment of a printing device 20 similar to the previously described embodiment according to FIG. 9.
- the printing device 20 according to FIG. 10 is designed essentially identical to the printing device 20 according to FIG. 9.
- the essential difference between the printing device 20 according to FIG. 10 and the printing device 20 according to FIG. 9 is that a further
- Transport element 22 is provided for applying the reflection layer RFLX. This further transport element 22 is in the transport direction after the
- the ink DF4 of the first print image DB1 is applied.
- the containers 10 can either be printed with the second print image DB2 on an opposite, also repeatedly deflected, for example meandering, return path as described above with reference to FIG. 7 or the containers 10 can be conveyed via a suitable return device 25 to the container feeder 23rd be returned and on the same transport again pass through the printing device 20 to be provided with the second print image DB 2. In the latter case, for example, when re-running through the same
- the application of the reflective layer RFLX be disabled, so that only the printing inks DF1 - DF4 are applied again to the container 10, but not the reflective layer RFLX.
- FIG. 1 1 shows a further embodiment of a printing device 20 similar to the representation according to FIG. 10.
- the printing device 20 according to FIG. 1 differs from the printing device 20 according to FIG. 10 described above in that the transport element 22 used for the application of the reflection layer RFLX is formed, with respect to the container feed 23, the first transport element 22 forms in the chain of the transport elements.
- Primer layer e.g., white ink layer applied by the transport member for supporting the reflection layer RFLX
- one or more color layers from the set of inks DF1 - DF4
- a print image array 1 comprising two
- Reflection layer RFLX can be used.
- the printing device 20 For applying a print image arrangement 1 comprising two superimposed print images DB1, DB2 with interposed reflection layer RFLX, the printing device 20 is driven such that the container 10 first without application of ink layers on the transport path TW1 of the
- Container feed 23 are conveyed in the direction of the container removal 24 to begin at the container discharge 24 closest transport element 22 with the container printing. Subsequently, the container 10 on the Transport path TW2 transported back towards the container feeder 23 and thereby printed with one or more inks DF1 - DF4. The at least partial application of the reflection layer RFLX then takes place on the transport element 22 adjacent to the container feed 23. The containers 10 are subsequently placed on the transport element 22 to apply the second print image DB2
- Printing device has a plurality of transport elements 22, each of the
- the printing device 20 may have only a single transporting element 22 with a plurality of printing stations, on which a plurality of printing heads for discharging different printing inks DF1-DF4 are provided.
- Printing device can in particular according to one in the applicant's own
- a print head for applying the reflection layer RFLX can be provided at the printing stations.
- the individual color layers or the reflection layer RFLX can be applied to the container 10 at a single printing station, for example by a relative movement of printheads such that a first printhead moved out of an active position and another printhead is moved into this active position ,
- the printing device 20 may comprise a single printing station, on the different printheads for discharging the printing inks DF1 - DF4 and, for example, a printhead for applying the reflection layer RFLX are provided.
- a printing device is described, for example, in the applicant's own publication DE 10 2014 1 16 405 A1, which is hereby made the subject of this disclosure in its entirety.
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