Built for performance and durability
Anatol’s aluminum flood bars are created with a continual extrusion process to guarantee uniform shape and performance between all of your flood bars on your t-shirt screen printing machine. They are available in both standard straight and wing style.
Anatol’s flood bars are made from sturdy, lightweight aluminum using a continual extrusion process for durability and top performance. Flood bars are sold by the inch and are available in almost any size.
Screen Printing Press Winged Flood Bars
Winged flood bars for your screen printing press save you time by reducing the need to scrape ink back into the center of the frame by hand. The wing-shape keeps ink within the path of the squeegee on each print stroke, reducing the amount of wasted ink. Anatol’s winged flood bars are made with rounded-edges and smooth sides for easy cleaning and to avoid catching on substrates.
Screen Printing Press Standard Flood Bars
Standard flood bars for your screen printing press are the traditional straight-edge design of flood bar with a tapered tip. They’re made to smoothly push ink over the screen for uniform coverage.
Construction
- Manufactured from high quality aluminum extrusions
- Length customized for the desired print stroke width
Tool-less Adjustment
- Flood bars attach to Anatol automatic screen printing presses without tools
Premium service that will exceed your expectations
Customer Service and Support are a way of life at Anatol Equipment. We strive to improve our service to keep your equipment running like the day you had it installed. This is our commitment to every customer. Two-year limited warranty.
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Questions & Answers
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