High-speed printing of multiple products UV printer

The printer is designed for flat substrates up to A3+ (300 x 470 mm). Common items include phone cases, ID and membership cards, signs, promotional products, wood, acrylic, coated metals, plastics and coated glass. Some non-porous materials (e.g., bare glass or metal) may require a primer or surface pretreatment for optimal adhesion.

Maximum printable area is 300 x 470 mm (A3+). Make sure the part you want to print fits within that footprint and is flat enough for consistent contact with the platen.

It uses two Epson XP600 printheads. The dual-head configuration enables higher throughput compared with a single-head system; actual speeds depend on resolution and print mode (high-quality vs. draft). The machine is optimized for high-demand retail and light-manufacturing environments.

It uses UV-curable inks formulated for long-lasting, vibrant prints. The specification lists CMYKWW-VVVVVV — indicating standard CMYK color channels plus white (often dual white channels for opacity/coverage) and varnish/varnish-like channels (V) for spot gloss/effects. Confirm exact ink SKUs and channel usage with your supplier.

White ink circulation continuously moves white ink through the system to prevent settling and clogging, which helps maintain consistent opacity and print quality. This reduces the need for frequent manual head cleaning or purging.

The system is described as fully automated and designed to minimize manual intervention. Typical operator tasks include loading media, selecting print files/settings in your RIP, replenishing ink, and routine maintenance. Training and initial setup are recommended.

The printer supports common RIP workflows and popular RIP software packages; exact compatibility may vary by model and firmware — check with the vendor for a verified list. Standard input file formats typically supported are TIFF, PSD, PDF, AI/EPS, and high-resolution JPGs.

The machine delivers sharp, high-resolution UV prints suitable for detailed graphics. Exact DPI and quality depend on the selected print mode and RIP settings. For critical applications, run test prints to determine the best balance between speed and image quality.

The printer is compatible with both AC 100–120V and AC 200–240V power supplies, making it adaptable to different regional electrical standards. Verify plug type and amperage requirements during installation.

The unit includes a 2-year warranty on the printer and a 1-year warranty on core components, according to the product description. Check the vendor for warranty terms, extended warranty options, and details on technical support, spare parts, and on-site service availability.

Routine maintenance typically includes: daily or per-shift head check and nozzle test, periodic automated or manual head cleaning, keeping white-ink circulation active, replacing filters and ink cartridges, and occasional platen and gantry cleaning. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for best results.

Yes. Non-porous or low-energy surfaces often need pretreatment (primers, corona/plasma treatment, degreasing) to promote ink adhesion. When printing on flexible or curved items, ensure they are properly fixtured and flat within the printable area. Consult the supplier for recommended pretreatment processes per material.

UV-curable inks require proper ventilation, as off-gassing can occur during curing. Avoid direct eye and skin exposure to UV light. Use recommended PPE for handling inks (gloves, goggles). Dispose of used inks and consumables in accordance with local regulations. Follow electrical safety and grounding guidelines during installation.

Main consumables include UV inks, maintenance fluids (if applicable), printhead maintenance kits, cleaning cartridges, and occasionally replacement printheads (XP600 life varies by usage). Ink consumption and cost depend on coverage, color density, and print mode. Request sample calculations and cost-per-piece estimates from your vendor using your typical artwork and order volume.