Micolorprint Multi-Functional Direct Transfer UV DTF Printer for Cell Phones, Metal, Wood, Acrylic, Glass

The printer is designed for a wide range of flat substrates including cell phone cases, metal, wood, acrylic, glass, ceramic tiles, foam board and similar materials. For unusual substrates or highly textured surfaces, test prints are recommended and you can consult the supplier for compatibility guidance.

Maximum printable size is 300 mm × 500 mm, allowing for large single-piece designs on many items.

The printer supports UV ink configurations such as CMYK+2W and CMYK+2Varnish+6W, enabling full-color reproduction plus white and varnish/clear layers for opacity and finishing effects.

Yes. The available ink configurations include white (W) for printing on dark or transparent substrates and varnish/clear layers for gloss/matte effects and additional protection.

The embossing function produces raised (relief) effects by applying additional ink layers and curing them to build texture. Use it to create tactile highlights, raised logos or special-effect designs. Best results depend on artwork setup, number of passes and substrate—perform tests to optimize settings.

Multiple pass modes are supported, including 24-pass, 16-pass, 12-pass and 8-pass. Higher pass counts produce finer detail and smoother gradients while lower pass counts print faster but with lower detail.

Typical print speed is approximately 1–2 minutes per A4 page, depending on the selected resolution (pass mode) and image coverage. Actual throughput will vary with job complexity and finishing steps.

The printer supports ICC curve/color management for consistent, repeatable color across jobs and substrates. For best color accuracy, use a calibrated workflow, appropriate ICC profiles for each substrate and, if available, the recommended RIP software.

The printer uses UV-curable inks that are cured using UV light, producing immediate drying on most substrates. Some materials may benefit from light post-curing or additional surface protection depending on end-use; follow substrate-specific recommendations and run adhesion/durability tests.

Clean, dry and degrease substrates to remove fingerprints, dust and oils. For very smooth or non-porous materials, light abrasion or the use of a primer/adhesion promoter can improve ink bonding. Always test a sample before full production.

Common print-ready file formats such as TIFF, PNG, JPEG and PDF are typically supported through the recommended RIP or driver software. The system supports ICC-based color management. Check with the vendor for the supplied RIP software and exact format/driver details.

Routine maintenance includes daily printhead cleaning cycles, periodic nozzle checks, ink line flushing, and replacing maintenance parts (caps, wipers, filters) as recommended. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule to avoid clogs and maintain print quality.

Primary consumables include UV ink cartridges, maintenance kits (wipers, caps, filters), and eventual replacement printheads. Availability, sizes and pricing vary—contact your supplier for compatible consumables and estimated yields.

The printer’s compact footprint is approximately 840 mm × 830 mm × 600 mm. Installation requires a stable, level work surface and appropriate power and workspace clearance. Contact the seller for exact electrical requirements and recommended workspace setup.

Follow standard safety practices: avoid direct exposure to UV light, wear gloves when handling inks, ensure adequate ventilation for your workspace, and follow the ink manufacturer’s MSDS and the printer’s user manual. Proper operator training and PPE reduce health and environmental risks.