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| Model | UD-09R3BGV | ||||
| Maximum Print Width | 900mm) (600mm | ||||
| Printhead | EPSON 13200-U1 | ||||
| Printhead Config | W | W | CMYK | ||
| CMYK | CMYK | CMYK | |||
| V | CMYK | CMYK | |||
| Print Speed m²/hr | sketch | 3PASS | 20 | 40 | 60 |
| standard | 4PASS | 14 | 28 | 42 | |
| quality | 6PASS | 10 | 20 | 30 | |
| high quality | 8PASS | 7 | 14 | 21 | |
| Printhead Height | 1 to 100mm from Media | ||||
| RIP Software | Maintop.Photoprint | ||||
| Printer Power | 3000W | ||||
| Machine Dimension/N.M | 2,200*1,100*700/180KG | ||||
| Package Dimension/G.M | 2,300*1.250 *1000 /260KG |
A UV printer, also known as a UV flatbed printer or UV inkjet printer, is a type of printing device that uses ultraviolet (UV) light to cure or dry the ink as it is printed onto various materials. Unlike traditional inkjet printers that use solvent-based or water-based inks, UV printers use UV-curable inks that contain photoinitiators.
Here's how a UV printer typically works:
Preparation: The material to be printed on, such as paper, plastic, glass, wood, or metal, is prepared and placed on the flatbed of the printer.
Printing: The UV printer sprays or deposits the UV-curable ink onto the surface of the material using inkjet printheads. The printheads move back and forth, depositing tiny droplets of ink onto the material to create the desired image or design.
UV Curing: Immediately after the ink is deposited, UV LED lamps or UV mercury lamps emit UV light onto the printed surface. The UV light triggers a chemical reaction in the ink, causing it to solidify and adhere to the material.
Finishing: Once the UV ink is cured, the printed material is considered dry and ready for further processing or finishing. This process allows for quick production and eliminates the need for additional drying time.
UV printers offer several advantages over traditional printers:
Versatility: UV printers can print on a wide range of materials, including rigid substrates like glass and metal, as well as flexible materials like vinyl and fabric.
Durability: UV-curable inks are highly resistant to fading, scratching, and moisture, resulting in durable and long-lasting prints.
Vibrancy: UV printers can produce vibrant and high-quality prints with sharp details and rich colors.
Instant curing: The UV curing process is instantaneous, allowing for immediate handling and finishing of the printed materials.
UV printers are commonly used in various industries, including signage, promotional products, packaging, interior decoration, and personalized printing. They provide a versatile and efficient solution for printing on different surfaces and offer enhanced durability compared to other printing methods.
| Model | UD-09R3BGV | ||||
| Maximum Print Width | 900mm) (600mm | ||||
| Printhead | EPSON 13200-U1 | ||||
| Printhead Config | W | W | CMYK | ||
| CMYK | CMYK | CMYK | |||
| V | CMYK | CMYK | |||
| Print Speed m²/hr | sketch | 3PASS | 20 | 40 | 60 |
| standard | 4PASS | 14 | 28 | 42 | |
| quality | 6PASS | 10 | 20 | 30 | |
| high quality | 8PASS | 7 | 14 | 21 | |
| Printhead Height | 1 to 100mm from Media | ||||
| RIP Software | Maintop.Photoprint | ||||
| Printer Power | 3000W | ||||
| Machine Dimension/N.M | 2,200*1,100*700/180KG | ||||
| Package Dimension/G.M | 2,300*1.250 *1000 /260KG |
A UV printer, also known as a UV flatbed printer or UV inkjet printer, is a type of printing device that uses ultraviolet (UV) light to cure or dry the ink as it is printed onto various materials. Unlike traditional inkjet printers that use solvent-based or water-based inks, UV printers use UV-curable inks that contain photoinitiators.
Here's how a UV printer typically works:
Preparation: The material to be printed on, such as paper, plastic, glass, wood, or metal, is prepared and placed on the flatbed of the printer.
Printing: The UV printer sprays or deposits the UV-curable ink onto the surface of the material using inkjet printheads. The printheads move back and forth, depositing tiny droplets of ink onto the material to create the desired image or design.
UV Curing: Immediately after the ink is deposited, UV LED lamps or UV mercury lamps emit UV light onto the printed surface. The UV light triggers a chemical reaction in the ink, causing it to solidify and adhere to the material.
Finishing: Once the UV ink is cured, the printed material is considered dry and ready for further processing or finishing. This process allows for quick production and eliminates the need for additional drying time.
UV printers offer several advantages over traditional printers:
Versatility: UV printers can print on a wide range of materials, including rigid substrates like glass and metal, as well as flexible materials like vinyl and fabric.
Durability: UV-curable inks are highly resistant to fading, scratching, and moisture, resulting in durable and long-lasting prints.
Vibrancy: UV printers can produce vibrant and high-quality prints with sharp details and rich colors.
Instant curing: The UV curing process is instantaneous, allowing for immediate handling and finishing of the printed materials.
UV printers are commonly used in various industries, including signage, promotional products, packaging, interior decoration, and personalized printing. They provide a versatile and efficient solution for printing on different surfaces and offer enhanced durability compared to other printing methods.
