Napkin Screen Printing Machines
Screen printers for cocktail napkins, guest towels and event napkins. Print logos for wineries, breweries, weddings and corporate events. Every machine is designed and built in Farmington, Connecticut.
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Machines for napkins
Model F1
Semi-automatic
- Approximately 1,800 napkins per hour
- Print plate flat within +/- .001 in
- Fully pneumatic, never obsolete
- Hundreds of add-ons as you grow
Model 810
Semi-automatic
- Approximately 1,800 napkins per hour
- Clamshell opens wide for fast loading
- Vacuum table option holds napkins flat
- Also prints cylindrical event items
Napkins we print
- Cocktail and beverage napkins
- Paper guest towels
- Wedding and party napkins
- Winery and brewery napkins
- Restaurant and bar napkins
- Corporate event and promotional napkins
Custom napkins keep a logo in front of every guest. Printers sell them to venues, caterers and event planners.
Built for event season
See them run
Napkins on the Model F1
Napkins on the Model 810
Napkin Printing FAQ
Which machine do I need?
Both run approximately 1,800 napkins per hour. The F1 is a fully pneumatic flat printer with hundreds of add-ons. The 810 is a clamshell press that opens wide for fast loading and can also print cylindrical items. Tell us your napkins and volume and we will match the machine.
How do you keep thin napkins from shifting?
An optional vacuum table on the 810 holds each napkin flat while it prints, so the logo lands in the same spot every time.
Can I use food-safe inks?
Yes. The machines can be set up to run food-safe inks.
Can I print more than napkins?
Yes. Both machines print flat and cylindrical parts, so you can add cups and other event items with the same press.
How many napkins per hour?
Approximately 1,800 per hour, depending on the napkin and the setup.
How long does delivery take?
The F1 and the 810 typically ship in 1 to 2 weeks. Both are built in Farmington, Connecticut.
Tell us about your napkins
Share the napkin size, number of colors and how many you print a year. An engineer will recommend the right machine and options.
Some of our satisfied customers
