The difference between uv printer and common printer
Generally, printers can only print images on paper and special ink absorption materials with a thickness of less than 1 mm. The ink is water-based and has poor waterproof and sunscreen ability. The application area is narrow. UV flat panel printers can print images on objects with a thickness of 12 cm and a weight of 20+KG, and support the printing of micro curved surfaces (with a surface drop of 7 mm). The use of special oily ink has good waterproof and sunscreen ability, greatly expanding the application plan of printers, It is widely used.
What can a UV flat-panel printer do?
It can print high-precision images on the surface of objects. Applicable materials include acrylic, wood and bamboo materials, stone, leather, crystal glass, porcelain, various plastic products, textile products and various products with high added value.
Application planning of UV printer?
Signage production, digital image production, studio, color expansion, screen printing template production, leather, footwear, clothing, handicrafts, gifts, souvenirs, printing, special printing.
Compared with traditional process, what are its advantages?
Compared with the traditional process, the products made by the digital UV flat-panel printer have many advantages, such as high image accuracy, solid color restoration, natural gradual transition, extensive printing media, simple digital operation, small occupation of space, etc. At present, many customers use it for the processing of their high-end products, replacing the original screen printing and other processes.
Are there any special requirements for application and production?
When using, try to ensure that the surface of the object is flat, and the maximum micro curved surface is within 7MM. When making, make corresponding coating treatment according to different materials, and then print.
Is the operation of UV printer messy?
The operation is basically the same as that of ordinary printers. It can be learned after half a day of teaching, which is very simple. The surface of the printed object needs to be coated. According to the properties of different objects, the applied coatings are different, and can be mastered after a period of application.