Surface Structure Of Anilox Roll

On the surface of the anilox roller are evenly distributed many tiny concave holes of the same shape, which are generally called "inking holes". It is these ink holes that play the role of ink storage, ink distribution and quantitative ink transfer during printing. Ink holes are generally carved along the direction of 45° to the axis. The partition wall between the ink holes is called "mesh wall", and the area of the net wall is related to the shape of the ink holes.