The printer has a maximum printing width of 300 mm (30 cm), suitable for small-format labels, phone case wraps, bottle labels and PET transfer film.
It supports high-resolution printing at 1080 dpi and 1600 dpi and has a typical production speed up to about 3 m²/hour (actual speed depends on resolution, ink coverage and media).
The machine is compatible with common industrial heads such as XP600, Epson I1600 and Epson F1080. Ink channels are CMYK + Light Cyan + Light Magenta + White + Varnish (CMYK+LC+LM+W+V), enabling full color, white underprint and protective/finish varnish layers.
This UV DTF unit is designed to print onto PET transfer film (DTF film) and can produce transfers for fabrics. It is also suitable for producing labels, decals and laminated prints for items like phone cases and bottles. For direct printing on rigid or highly curved objects you may need additional fixturing or secondary finishing processes.
Yes — it is an all-in-one printing and laminating solution. After printing (typically on PET film), the built-in laminating section applies a protective film or varnish layer to increase durability, scratch resistance and finish. Use the recommended laminating films and settings from the manufacturer for best results.
The printer is designed for a 220 V supply and has a listed power consumption around 1200 W (this figure does not include the print head and separate ink system power). Physical dimensions are approximately 1520 x 730 x 750 mm (L x W x H) and it weighs about 130 kg—plan for sufficient floor space and safe lifting/installation.
The printer works with common graphics formats such as PNG, JPG, TIFF and PDF through standard RIP or print workflow software. Most suppliers include or recommend compatible RIP software — confirm with the vendor which RIP versions and drivers are provided or supported.
Yes. The ink configuration includes white (W) for underprinting on dark materials and a varnish/clear channel (V) to provide gloss/matte finish and added protection.
Follow the manufacturer maintenance schedule: perform regular automatic/manual head cleanings, flush lines when idle for long periods, use recommended inks and solvents, keep the media path and laminator clean, and replace consumable seals and wipers as instructed. Refer to the user manual for detailed daily/weekly/monthly procedures.
Primary consumables include UV inks (CMYK+LC+LM+W+V), PET DTF film, laminating films, maintenance solution, wipers and print-head caps or maintenance kits. Replacement frequency depends on print volume, ink coverage and media usage — keep spare inks and maintenance parts on hand for continuous production.
Yes. The compact footprint and roll-to-roll design make it suitable for small businesses, print shops and serious hobbyists who need high-quality small-format production. Note the machine's weight and electrical requirements may necessitate professional installation.
When printed and laminated correctly, UV-cured prints with a varnish/laminate layer are durable and resistant to scratching and fading for many labeling and decorative applications. For long-term wear on frequently handled items, test the specific substrate + lamination combination and follow recommended curing and finishing steps.
Yes. Use the printer in a well-ventilated area, follow safety guidance for handling UV inks and solvents (gloves, eye protection), and dispose of waste materials according to local regulations. Ensure electrical installation complies with local codes.
Warranty, installation services and training vary by seller. Many vendors offer installation, setup and operator training packages—confirm the specific terms, warranty length and support options with your supplier before purchase.
Use ICC profiles and a recommended RIP workflow, print test charts and calibrate regularly, use manufacturer inks and media, maintain stable environmental conditions (temperature/humidity), and perform routine maintenance (nozzles, feed rollers and laminator) to ensure consistent color and registration.
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