Grünig Screen Printing Machines: Focusing on the printing screen

Since more than 50 years, we have dedicated ourselves to one objective: automating and standardizing the screen making process in the screen printing business by means of our Screen printing machines. We believe in the future of screen printing, which offers countless possibilities and advantages, unlike many other printing methods. In our opinion, the key factor for your future success is «the perfect screen».

This can be achieved by using our machines for screen stretching, screen coating as well as screen washing. Up to this day, more than 5000 machines have left our factory at Schwarzenburg. More than 90% of our products are supplied to over 50 countries all over the globe. We are looking forward to the future challenges and eager and proud to implement many interesting projects together with you.

Show case

G-PROOF 390 the innovative solution for final inspection and packaging of your screen printing stencils. The system consisting of machine and logging software fits seamlessly into your production process and can be integrated optimally into your IT environment. Watch the video to get inspired or visit the product page for more information.

Product portfolio

Grunig offers a wide range of pre-press machine equipment for the screen printing industry. Please have a look at our portfolio. There is a solution for any process.

STRETCHING G STRETCH 281

COATING G STRETCH 415

WASHING G WASH 170XS

SPECIALS g dry 551

Clever Screen Video

The objective of our new video «CLEVER SCREEN» is to emphasize in a clearly understandable and witty manner on the core message of our two companies: SIMPLIFY SCREEN MAKING – new CtS Technology & Automation

Video production: cleverclipstudios

Live-Video demonstrations

simon1 Unfortunately, the present restrictions in connection with the COVID-19 situation prevent us from exhibiting in a near future our new G-WASH 174 XS-DUO at the DRUPA or any other trade fairs.

For this reason, we have set up this new equipment in Grünig’s showroom at Schwarzenburg, Switzerland.

From now on, we can also offer our customers and partners Live-Video demonstrations (by Microsoft TEAMS) of the G-WASH 174XS-DUO or any other machine they might be interested in. Our showroom is fully equipped for demonstration purposes and our crew is looking forward to putting it to practical use.

Showroom

Please do not hesitate to contact us (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) for your personal Live-Tour - we will be happy to assist you as best we can – even in these extraordinary times.

GRUNIG ships 15 new coating machines to US market

22 April 2020 : Switzerland based Grünig-Interscreen AG, manufacturer of high quality machines and equipment for the stencil production, has recently shipped 15 coating machines to the US market. “Screen printers need screen automation and standardization,” has always been company’s punch line to motivate screen printers to adopt automation in screen making. simon1

Since more than 50 years, Grünig has dedicated itself to one objective “Automating and standardizing the screen making process in the screen printing business. The company believes in the future of screen printing, which offers countless possibilities and advantages, unlike many other printing methods. It says: “The key factor for your future success is the perfect screen.” This can be achieved by using machines for screen stretching, screen coating as well as screen washing. As on today, more than 5000 machines have been rolled out of its factory at Schwarzenburg. More than 90% of its products are supplied to over 50 countries.

New innovative models for screen making

When taking a close look at the market, we can see that now as before the weakest link in the production chain of professional screen printing is the screen making process. Unfortunately, it is still true that far too often the screens are prepared through manual processes, which is synonymous with insufficient screen quality. In addition, this manual method causes high costs, a large number of subsequent problems and – worst of all - unsatisfactory printing results.