The AMJ L800 can print directly on a wide range of materials including hologram and holo-foil cards, transparent materials, white and black cards, and most card-stock and paper substrates suitable for UV inks.
Maximum printable area is A4 (210 × 297 mm). The maximum object height is 6 cm, and the printer supports non-destructive weights up to 15 kg.
Maximum printing precision is up to 2880 × 1440 dpi. Typical A4 printing at 1440 dpi takes about 3 minutes per sheet (bidirectional printing), depending on image complexity and settings.
The printer uses a six-color configuration (CMYK + two white channels), allowing single-pass white printing for vivid results on dark or transparent substrates. Ink tank capacity is 120 ml per color.
Yes. The AMJ L800 is a UV printer designed for UV-curable inks (used for immediate curing of prints). For safe and optimal operation use the inks specified by the manufacturer or supplier.
The L800 includes automatic height adjustment, automatic head cleaning, and automatic nozzle protection/touch detection to reduce manual maintenance. Regular scheduled checks and occasional manual cleaning as recommended by the vendor will extend printhead life.
The unit features an integrated water cooling system to maintain optimal operating temperatures during long runs. Recommended working environment is 10–35°C and 20–80% relative humidity.
Manufacturer specs list the printer dimensions as approximately 560 × 520 × 280 mm (some product pages note ~600 × 450 × 300 mm). Net weight is around 25–27 kg and gross weight ~30 kg. Power requirements are 110–220 V, 50–60 Hz, 75 W.
Continuous loading enables uninterrupted printing for larger projects and batch runs, improving productivity when producing multiple cards or sheets. Exact workflow depends on the media handling setup and job software.
The AMJ L800 supports USB 2.0 and IEEE 1394 interfaces and is designed to run on Windows-based systems. Confirm driver and RIP software compatibility with your specific Windows version.
Yes — the printer can produce plain, embossed-looking, and holographic effects when printing onto holographic or special effect foils and substrates. Actual tactile embossing depends on the substrate; for true tactile embossing a separate finishing process may still be required.
Use appropriate PPE (gloves and eye protection) when handling inks, ensure good room ventilation, avoid direct exposure to UV curing lamps, and follow manufacturer instructions for ink handling and waste disposal.
Plan for replacement UV inks (120 ml tanks), printhead maintenance supplies, cleaning fluids, and potential spare parts such as dampers or caps. Lifespan varies with usage—ask the vendor for recommended stock levels based on your print volumes.
Specifics about installation, on-site setup, training, and warranty vary by supplier. Contact the seller or distributor for details on included services, warranty coverage, and optional support packages.
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