Pad Printing Machine Selector

Tell us how many colors you need, what you are printing on, and the artwork size. We'll show every CECLE pad printing machine that fits - cheapest first - and flag the pneumatic models that need an air compressor.

1 · How many colors do you need?

This is the hard filter — a single-color machine cannot print two colors, and a two-color machine cannot do four. Pick the color count and only machines built for it remain.

2 · What are you printing on?

Flat small parts (most models), eyeglass frames (dedicated clearance head) and cylindrical parts (360° rolling) are three different machines. Pick your workpiece — the wrong one is ruled out.

3 · Max print area of your artwork

Only matters for flat & eyewear work — it picks the size class. A 60×60 mm (Mini) plate cannot take a 150×70 mm item, so the size class is a hard filter. Leave on "Any" to skip. Hidden automatically for cylindrical work.

4 · Is there an air compressor on site?

Almost every CECLE pad printer is pneumatic and needs 4–7 bar. Without one they cannot run. The manual YYD-150-100 sealed-cup machine needs no compressor and no power.

5 · Anything else you need?

Preferences, not filters — machines that lack them stay in the list, just ranked lower.

Selection logic — how a machine gets ruled out

Color count is a hard filter, and it decides which machine family you are even in. Single-color (YYD / YYD2 / YYS / YYD-150-100), two-color shuttle (YYC series) and four-color shuttle (YYC-130-80) cannot do each other's jobs. Pick "Two colors" and only the YYC shuttle series remains; pick "Four colors" and only the YYC-130-80 remains.

Workpiece is a hard filter. Eyeglass frames need the dedicated YYD-125-100Y clearance head, and cylindrical parts need the YYS-100-100 rolling mechanism — a plain flat pad printer cannot reach inside a frame or wrap a knob without blurring the ends.

Print-area size class is a hard filter for flat & eyewear work. A Mini (60×60 mm) plate cannot take a Large (150×70 mm) item, so question 3 picks the size class. The comparison is exact — pick "Medium" and a Small (70×70 mm) machine is removed. The question hides itself for cylindrical work, where the limit is diameter, not area.

Air supply is a hard filter, listed separately. Every pneumatic model needs 4–7 bar; without a compressor they cannot run, so they are removed and named — never silently dropped. The manual YYD-150-100 sealed-cup machine runs with neither air nor power.

Preferences are not filters. Desktop/tabletop, sealed ink cup (eco) and double-head (2× output) rank a machine higher when you tick them, but a machine without them is kept and simply ranked lower.

Results are sorted by fit, then cheapest first. The "Lowest cost" badge marks the cheapest machine that still matches your hard filters.

Prices are reference USD at the lowest published shipping option on the product page (usually sea-to-port; sea-to-door or air express adds roughly $500–$1100). Confirm the full landed cost on WhatsApp.

Shopify lists these as series products — one product page sells several sizes as variants, so the same product photo appears on every size of a series.

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Selection logic — how a machine gets ruled out