Logo printing equipment typically falls into two categories: screen printing machines and digital printing machines. Each type works differently depending on the production requirements and the level of customization needed.

Screen printing models are designed for fast, consistent output in high volumes. They’re ideal when working with single-color logos in a fixed design across multiple glass panels, offering low production cost and stable results. Digital logo printers, on the other hand, are better suited for jobs that require variable content. These machines can print different logos or traceable codes on each panel, making them a great fit for applications that demand individual product identification or batch tracking. They're more flexible and allow seamless switching between designs without changing hardware.

Logo printing machines are commonly used for detailed marking on specific areas of glass panels. This includes curtain wall panels, decorative glass used in furniture, and appliance glass such as control panels or covers. Typical applications involve printing brand names, button icons, or QR codes directly onto the glass surface.