

For many years we have manufactured precise engraving machines for the gravure printing market. We then developed the MicroStar MicroEngraving System to engrave cylinders for printed electronics and more.

And now, Ohio Gravure Technologies offers the AccuPress MicroGravure Printing system*, introduced at the Printed Electronics World show in San Jose, CA, December 2009. In September 2011, the AccuPress was awarded the GAA Golden Cylinder for Technical Innovation.
Designed for the tight tolerances and high accuracy required for printed electronics, this high-precision laboratory gravure press uses cylinders engraved by the MicroStar. This precision gravure printer can be used to test inks on a variety of substrates.

This drawing shows the press in a transparent "glove box" for cleanroom conditions. The separate control box (green) and computer interface are also shown. Your custom configuration may be different.

AccuPress Level 1

AccuPress Level 3
In November 2009, Western Michigan University and Ohio Gravure Technologies announced a partnership in printed electronics. This includes an AccuPress, which will be installed at WMU's Center for the Advancement of Printed Electronics ![]()
Learn more about using gravure for printed electronics.
AccuPress Type 1 Specifications Sheet
AccuPress Type 3 Specifications Sheet
For more information about the AccuPress, including how this device can be customized for you, please contact us.
*Patents Pending
Watch a video of the AccuPress in motion at WMU's CAPE center, October 2010 »
A longer video of the AccuPress 3 at CAPE shows printing on glass »
This brief video shows an OLED display printed on an AccuPress 1. »
Gravure Makes Inroads into Printed Electronics
"There are a number of important printed electronic applications where gravure is already playing an important role . . . there is an increased awareness of scalable R&D/laboratory tools, such as the AccuPress, which have accelerated growth." Read the whole article in Printed Electronics Now 02/23/11