A3 Size 6 Color Flatbed Uv Dtf Phone Case Photo Printer With Cylinder Attachment Polem Camera Position

The printer is designed for direct printing on rigid and semi-rigid substrates commonly used for phone shells, cards, USB drives, mobile power banks, hairpins and other accessories. It uses UV-curable inks so it can handle plastics, coated metals, acrylics and similar materials. For unusual substrates, test samples or check with the supplier for compatibility.

The machine is an A3-size flatbed, so it supports printing up to A3 dimensions (approximately 297 × 420 mm). For exact printable area and platen usable space, confirm with the vendor as usable area can vary by fixture and attachment.

This printer uses UV-curable inks (including color and varnish/bronzing varnishes). Typical ink consumption is about 13–15 ml per square meter, though actual use depends on coverage, color density and print settings.

The printer supports a high resolution (specified as 720 × 2440 DPI) and is equipped with two Epson-style print heads (listed as DX8/XP600). Resolution and quality depend on print mode, RIP settings and substrate preparation.

The unit supports multicolor printing (CMYK base colors) and includes options for varnish and bronzing effects. Varnish channels provide gloss/matte/texture finishes and bronzing varnish allows metallic effects and enhanced visual finishes. Channel configuration may be vendor-dependent—confirm exact channel mapping before purchase.

The cylinder attachment (rotary fixture) allows printing on cylindrical or curved objects (for example small drinkware or power banks). The integrated camera or camera-position feature aids registration and alignment by locating the print position on irregular or pre-printed items to ensure accurate placement.

The printer accepts standard image files including TIF, JPG, PDF and PNG. It is typically used with RIP or printing software compatible with Epson print-heads—confirm the supplied or recommended RIP software with the seller and ensure driver compatibility with your operating system.

This unit is semi-automatic. Loading, positioning and fixtures (such as the cylinder attachment) are manual, while print and curing processes are automated. It is designed for ease of use but some training is recommended for optimal results and maintenance.

Routine maintenance includes regular print-head cleaning and nozzle checks, keeping the flatbed and fixtures clean, using recommended inks and flushing cycles per vendor instructions, and replacing consumables (waste ink pads, filters) as needed. Follow the supplier’s maintenance schedule to preserve print quality and head life.

The machine dimensions are 84 × 64 × 61 cm (L × W × H) and it weighs approximately 76 kg.

Print speed varies depending on resolution, coverage, file complexity and substrate. The manufacturer does not list a single speed—expect trade-offs between high-resolution/photo-quality modes and faster draft modes. Request speed charts or sample prints from the vendor for your typical use cases.

Power requirements, recommended voltage and environmental operating conditions (temperature/humidity) are typically provided by the seller. Because these vary by region and configuration, confirm the local voltage, recommended ambient conditions and grounding requirements with your supplier before installation.

Yes—replacement UV inks, varnish cartridges and maintenance parts (waste ink pads, filters, capping stations) are available through distributors or the manufacturer. For print heads (DX8/XP600), source compatible genuine or recommended alternatives and discuss lead times with your supplier.

Many suppliers offer installation, basic operator training and a warranty or service plan. Warranty terms, on-site setup and post-sale support vary—confirm included training, warranty length and service-level details with the vendor prior to purchase.

Yes—the printer supports white ink layers (commonly used for printing on dark or transparent substrates) and offers varnish/bronzing channels for texture, gloss and metallic effects. Proper RIP settings and pre/post-treatment may be required for best results.