Device for Printing a Component

(10) WO2026090638A1

(22) 04.11.2024

(43) 07.05.2026

(57) The invention relates to a device (1) for printing at least one surface (2) of a component (3), preferably a wood panel and/or a precast concrete part, comprising a printer unit (4) and a depositing device (5) for depositing the component (3) in at least one first position (25) during the printing of the at least one surface (2) by means of the printer unit (4), the depositing device (5) being designed to move the component (3) relative to the printer unit (4) during the printing, and/or the printer unit (4) being designed to move relative to the component (3) during the printing, the device (1) comprising a turning unit (6), which is designed to turn the component (3), starting from the first position (25) on the depositing device (5), into at least one second position (26) on the depositing device (5) in which it is rotated relative to the first position (25).

(71) Meissnitzer, Josef, 5722 Niedernsil, AT

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