Ceramic Printing Machines

Permanent Glass Decoration & Functional Coating Technology Engineered for Architectural Excellence

Wings Logic Ceramic Printing Machines are engineered to deliver high-resolution, permanent, and tempering-compatible glass printing, using inorganic ceramic inks that fuse into the glass surface during the tempering process.

Ceramic printing is not graphic printing. It is a high-temperature material fusion process, where design, chemistry, heat, and stress engineering must work together perfectly. At Wings Logic, ceramic printing systems are developed through ink-glass interaction research, precision motion engineering, and furnace integration expertise, ensuring results that meet global architectural and safety standards.

Why Ceramic Printing Is Critical in Modern Glass Architecture

Modern glass buildings demand:

Organic inks cannot survive:

Ceramic inks solve this by becoming part of the glass itself.
Once tempered, the print is:

This is why ceramic printing is the gold standard for architectural glass.

Core Engineering Philosophy at Wings Logic

Wings Logic ceramic printing machines are built on five engineering fundamentals:

Micron-Level Print Accuracy
Uniform Ink Deposition Across Large Glass Sizes
Perfect Compatibility with Tempering & Bending Furnaces
Color Stability After High-Temperature Fusion
Repeatability Across Large Production Volumes

Every system is engineered as a precision deposition platform, not a graphic printer.

Understanding Ceramic Printing Technology

Ceramic printing involves depositing inorganic ceramic ink particles onto glass, followed by thermal fusion during tempering.
The process includes:

If any stage is unstable, defects appear as:

Wings Logic systems are designed to eliminate these risks.

Print Head & Ink Delivery Engineering

Industrial Ceramic Ink Print Heads

Wings Logic machines use high-precision industrial print heads, engineered for:

Abrasion-resistant ceramic ink flow
Stable droplet formation
Long operational life

Ink viscosity, flow rate, and nozzle pressure are precisely controlled to maintain consistent print density.

Advanced Ink Circulation System

Ceramic inks are heavy and abrasive. Wings Logic systems use:

Continuous ink circulation
Sedimentation prevention logic
Temperature-controlled ink reservoirs

This prevents:

Ink settling
Nozzle clogging
Color inconsistency

Motion Control & Print Accuracy

CNC-Grade Servo Motion System

Glass moves through the printing zone on a servo-driven motion platform, enabling:

High positional accuracy
Stable speed control
Perfect alignment on large glass sizes

Motion precision directly defines pattern sharpness and registration accuracy.

Multi-Pass & Density Control

The system supports:

Single and multi-pass printing
Adjustable ink density
Gradient and opacity control

This enables production of:

Solid colors
Dot patterns
Functional shading designs

Software & Digital Design Integration

CAD & Raster Design Compatibility

Wings Logic ceramic printers support:

CAD files
High-resolution image files
Variable pattern scaling

Designs are executed exactly as programmed, without interpretation error.

Recipe-Based Printing Control

Print parameters are stored as digital recipes controlling:

Ink flow
Print speed
Resolution
Layer thickness

This ensures:

Repeatable production
Fast design changeover
Reduced operator dependency

Furnace Integration – Where Printing Becomes Permanent

Ceramic printing is incomplete without perfect furnace compatibility.

Wings Logic systems are engineered to integrate seamlessly with:

Flat convection furnaces
Radiation furnaces
Flat & bend furnaces

During tempering:

Ink melts
Chemically bonds with glass
Becomes scratch-proof and UV-stable

This integration is where true ceramic printing expertise is proven.

Optical Quality & Visual Performance

After tempering, ceramic printed glass offers:

Stable, uniform color
No fading or peeling
Sharp pattern edges
High optical consistency

Print quality remains unchanged for decades, even under:

Sunlight exposure
Temperature variation
Outdoor environments

Functional & Architectural Applications

Ceramic printing is used for both aesthetic and functional purposes, including:

Façade shading control
Solar heat reduction patterns
Privacy glass
Spandrel panels
Decorative architectural features

It combines design freedom with performance engineering.

Production Stability & Industrial Reliability

Wings Logic ceramic printing machines are designed for:

All components are selected for:

Quality Control & Process Stability

Built-in quality control systems ensure:

This reduces:

Integration with Complete Glass Factories

Ceramic printing systems integrate seamlessly with:

This allows ceramic printing to function as a fully integrated production stage, not a bottleneck.

Service, Process Tuning & Support

Wings Logic supports ceramic printing systems with:

Our teams understand ink chemistry, heat behavior, and glass physics.

Built for Permanent Architectural Expression

As architecture demands:

Ceramic printing becomes essential infrastructure, not optional decoration. Wings Logic designs systems that empower glass processors to deliver approved, compliant, and premium architectural glass.