News

Printing on phone covers using a UV Flatbed Printer is one of the most profitable and popular applications in the personalized gift and electronics accessory markets. The ability to print vibrant, textured, and durable designs directly onto various materials—ranging from soft TPU to hard polycarbonate—has revolutionized the industry.

In the world of industrial UV printing, the "heart" of the machine is its printhead. While the Ricoh Gen5 was the industry workhorse for years, the Ricoh G6 has become the definitive choice for high-end industrial machines in 2026.

Here is why we utilize Ricoh Gen6 technology to power our industrial UV solutions.

While buying a new UV flatbed printer removes the risks of previous neglect (clogged heads or worn parts), the inspection process shifts toward factory quality control, future-proofing, and site readiness.

In the personalized customization market of 2025, the UV Cylinder Printer is regarded as a high-potential "profit engine." As consumer demand for customized tumblers, cans, and glass bottles continues to escalate, this equipment is shifting from traditional industrial applications to highly efficient commercial customization.

The "2513" format (2500mm x 1300mm, or approximately 8ft x 4ft) is a popular size for UV flatbed printers.

Choosing between an A3 and an A2 UV printer for a small business hinges primarily on your maximum product size, production volume, and budget.

UV DTF printer, which stands for UV Direct-to-Film printer, is a cutting-edge digital printing machine that creates durable, high-quality, and full-color decals. It combines two powerful technologies: UV (Ultraviolet) printing and the DTF (Direct-to-Film) transfer process. Unlike traditional UV printers that print directly onto a flat, rigid surface, a UV DTF printer prints a design onto a special film. This film is then easily transferred and applied to a wide range of surfaces, including those that are curved, irregular, or difficult to print on directly.

A UV hybrid printer is a versatile printing device that combines the capabilities of a UV flatbed printer and a UV roll-to-roll printer in one machine. This allows it to print on both rigid materials (like wood, glass, and metal) and flexible materials (like vinyl, fabric, and film) from a single unit.

The "UV" in the name refers to the printing technology it uses: UV-curable inks that dry instantly when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. This process, known as UV curing, allows the ink to harden immediately as it is applied to a surface, preventing smudging and producing durable, vibrant, and high-quality prints that are resistant to fading, scratching, and water.

A UV multifunctional printer is a cutting-edge printing device that goes far beyond the capabilities of a standard inkjet or laser printer. Its "multifunctional" nature refers to its ability to print, and often scan and copy, but its core distinction lies in its use of UV (ultraviolet) light-curing technology. This innovative process allows the printer to create highly durable, high-quality prints directly onto an incredible variety of materials, a feat impossible for conventional printers.

For printing on acrylic, UV flatbed printers are the most effective and widely used technology. They offer superior results compared to other methods due to their unique ink curing process and direct-to-substrate capabilities.