CCD screen printing machines undertake the task of fine printing in many production fields, and their printing accuracy is directly related to the quality of products and production efficiency. The accuracy of the CCD screen printing machine is not determined by a single factor, but is comprehensively influenced by multiple aspects.

　　The stability of mechanical structure is the fundamental factor affecting accuracy. If the frame of the screen printing machine lacks rigidity, it is prone to vibration during operation. This vibration can cause the printing head to shift position when moving, resulting in the printed pattern deviating from the predetermined position. As the track for the movement of the printing head, the straightness and surface finish of the guide rail are of vital importance. If the guide rail is worn, deformed or has installation errors, the printing head will shake when moving on the guide rail, affecting the printing accuracy. In addition, if the transmission components such as lead screws and belts are loose, worn or have transmission clearances, it will also cause inaccurate positioning of the printing head, resulting in dimensional deviations and positional errors of the printed patterns.

　　The performance of the vision system plays a key role in the accuracy of the CCD screen printing machine. The resolution of a CCD camera determines its ability to capture image details. A camera with a lower resolution may not be able to accurately identify the printing reference points, resulting in deviations in the system's judgment of the printing position. The degree of lens distortion also affects the accuracy of the visual system. Lens distortion can cause the captured image to deform, thereby making the printing position calculated by the system based on the deformed image inaccurate. In addition, the quality of image processing algorithms is also of vital importance. Excellent algorithms can quickly and accurately identify and analyze the features in images, while inefficient algorithms may lead to misjudgment or delay, causing the print head to fail to adjust its position in a timely and accurate manner and affecting the printing accuracy.

　　The setting of printing parameters directly affects the precision performance during the printing process. If the printing pressure is too high, the ink will spread excessively, resulting in blurred edges of the pattern and increased size. If the pressure is too low, the ink will not transfer fully, resulting in problems such as incomplete patterns and uneven colors. If the printing speed is too fast, the printing head may shift its position due to inertia during movement, and at the same time, the ink cannot adhere and spread fully on the substrate. If the speed is too slow, it will affect the production efficiency and may also cause the ink to dry on the screen, clogging the mesh. In addition, the different angles of the scraper will also change the amount of ink transferred and its distribution state. Improper angles can lead to inconsistent thickness of the printed pattern, affecting the printing accuracy.

　　The quality and compatibility of consumables should not be ignored either. The manufacturing accuracy and quality of the screen have a significant impact on the printing accuracy. Uneven tension of the screen can cause it to deform during the printing process, resulting in pattern distortion. Inconsistent sizes and shapes of the mesh will cause different amounts of ink passing through, resulting in variations in the color and thickness of the printed patterns. The material of the substrate and the flatness of its surface also affect the printing accuracy. Substrates with uneven surfaces will have uneven contact with the screen during printing, which may lead to local inaccurate printing or pattern deformation. However, if the viscosity and drying speed of the ink do not match the printing parameters, it will also affect the transfer and curing effect of the ink, thereby reducing the printing accuracy.

　　The precision of CCD screen printing machines is the result of the combined effect of multiple factors such as mechanical structure, vision system, printing parameters, and consumables. Only by fully understanding and reasonably controlling these influencing factors can we ensure that the CCD screen printing machine achieves stable, reliable and high-precision printing.