Anatol Automatic Screen Printing Presses — Equipment Catalog

Anatol's automatic screen printing presses are industrial equipment for printing images onto textiles that run a full printing cycle without manual operator input at each station: pallet lift and rotation, as well as the flood and print stroke all happen automatically. These machines are built for screen printing and are used wherever consistent print quality is required at high order volumes.

Anatol automatic presses are a fit for print shops and manufacturers specializing in t-shirt printing, hoodies, textiles, promotional products, and merch. They're built for businesses that have outgrown a manual press and want to scale output and ensure color registration accuracy.

Anatol's key brand advantages include more than four decades of manufacturing screen printing equipment, fully electric VOLT-series models that cut pneumatic maintenance costs.

Types of Anatol Automatic Screen Printing Presses

Anatol's automatic press lineup spans multiple classes — from compact machines for small businesses to powerful industrial carousels with dozens of stations.

• VOLT — the only fully electric automatic machine in its class, with no pneumatics;
• VECTOR — a hybrid model, a transitional step between a pneumatic press and the VOLT;
• TITAN (AAA / ASA / ASE) — a classic, highly reliable pneumatic automatic series;
• INFINITY Oval — an oval carousel for higher throughput on large runs;
• Color Magic Flatbed — a one-color flatbed press for posters, signage, and other flat stock;
• Prodigy — a compact small-format automatic press for alternate print locations, promotional products and more specialty applications.

Anatol Automatic Screen Printing Presses

Automation in screen printing greatly reduces the need for physical labor: the carousel rotates the screen to the right station on its own, and electronic controls sync the print stroke and squeegee. This delivers several practical advantages.

• Print speed — the automatic carousel prints hundreds of pieces per hour without losing pace between stations;
• Consistent quality — every impression repeats the last with the same squeegee pressure and registration accuracy, so the batch looks uniform from the first piece to the last;
• Throughput — the operator oversees the process instead of performing every motion by hand, so one machine replaces multiple manual processes.

Advantages of Anatol Automatic Equipment

What Anatol Automatic Screen Printing Presses Are Used For

Anatol's automatic presses are used wherever consistent printing on large runs is required:

• T-shirt printing — the most common use case, from promotional runs to serial apparel production;
• Textiles — hoodies, sweatshirts, tote bags, and other textile merch;
• Promotional products — branded apparel and accessories for brands, events, and sports teams;
• Packaging and merch — logos on textile packaging, banners, and signage/promotional products (especially on Color Magic Flatbed models).

Specifications and Configurations (Automatic Screen Printing Machines)

The exact configuration depends on the series you choose, so the figures below are approximate ranges; check the specifications on each model's page or with an Anatol representative.

How to Choose an Anatol Automatic Screen Printing Press

• For small businesses — compact models with fewer stations and smaller footprint requirements;
• For manufacturing — multi-station series (TITAN, VECTOR, VOLT) for consistent, high-volume daily printing;
• By volume — evaluate average daily load rather than peak demand: a 10+ station carousel only pays off with a steady, ongoing order flow;
• By budget — VECTOR is a middle-ground option between pneumatic pricing and the benefits of the VOLT's electric drive, if a full switch to electric isn't in the budget yet or if you already have an air compressor.

Pricing for Anatol Automatic Screen Printing Presses

The price of an Anatol automatic press depends on several factors: the series and drive type (pneumatic is typically less expensive up front than the electric VOLT), the number of print stations and colors, maximum print area, and the chosen configuration — including frame registration, and integration with flash cure or a conveyor dryer.

Pricing for Anatol automatic presses generally starts at the level of compact, low-station models and scales up to the cost of fully automated, multi-station industrial carousels. An exact quote for your specific needs and budget is provided by a representative after confirming color count, product sizes, and planned print volume — you can submit a request through the "Get a Quote" form on the website.

Final configuration is also shaped by additional options: extra stations, additional pallets and accessories for specialty applications, drying and curing systems — all of which can be tailored to your production setup.

Delivery and Installation of Anatol Automatic Screen Printing Presses

• Installation — equipment ships fully or partially assembled; on-site setup is handled by Anatol specialists or regional partners;
• Startup — installation includes assembly, calibration and leveling, and test printing before the machine is handed off for production use;
• Training — operators receive instruction on operation, basic maintenance, and safety procedures to minimize ramp-up time after installation.

Why Choose Anatol Automatic Screen Printing Presses

Anatol Equipment Manufacturing Co. is a U.S.-based manufacturer of screen printing equipment whose machines operate in print shops around the world. The brand is known for reliability, long machine service life, and its own line of fully electric VOLT presses that eliminate dependence on pneumatic systems.