Prints On [Almost] Everything

A flatbed UV printer is a type of printer that uses ultraviolet light to cure or dry the ink as it is printed onto various substrates, allowing for high-quality, durable prints on materials like glass, metal, wood, and plastic. The UV lights dry the ink immediately, so the end product can be used right after printing.

Businesses in industries like custom signage, promotional products, packaging, and even interior décor and manfucaturing can benefit from the versatility and quality that flatbed UV printers offer.

The main advantages include high-quality, durable prints on a wide range of materials, faster drying times, reduced waste, and the ability to print directly on objects of varying thicknesses.

Flatbed UV printers can print on a variety of materials, including wood, glass, metal, plastic, acrylic, foam board, and more, making them ideal for diverse applications. If you’re unsure, a vendor like YES Group in the UK may offer to print a sample as proof of concept.

Unlike traditional printers that use heat or solvent-based inks, flatbed UV printers use UV light to cure the ink instantly, allowing for printing on a broader range of materials without the need for pre-treatment.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the print heads, checking ink levels, and ensuring the UV lamps are functioning correctly. Routine maintenance helps prolong the life of the printer and ensures consistent print quality.

Yes, all of the uv printers offered at YES Group include the ability to print white ink. White UV ink, which is especially useful for printing on dark or transparent materials.

Print speeds vary depending on the printer model you choose and the resolution required. Print speeds are typically listed on the product pages

The running cost depends on factors such as ink usage, energy consumption, and maintenance. UV printers are generally energy-efficient, and the instant curing process reduces overall production time.

UV-cured inks are known for their durability, with prints typically lasting several years without fading, even when exposed to outdoor elements. This is particularly useful in signage and industrial marking applications

While some basic printing knowledge is helpful, most manufacturers and suppliers, like YES Group, provide comprehensive training and support to help you get started with your flatbed UV printer.

Common applications include printing on signage, promotional products, packaging, glassware, and home décor items, as well as creating custom prototypes and short-run production pieces.

The space required depends on the printer model, but generally, you will need sufficient room not only for the printer itself but also for material handling and storage. You’ll also need to make sure that there is an opening large enough to accommodate the printer at delivery

Yes, you will need graphic design software compatible with your printer’s RIP (Raster Image Processor) software. Many printers come with their own software packages or support popular programs like Adobe Illustrator or CorelDRAW.

Yes, many commercial flatbed UV printers are designed for high-volume production, making them suitable for businesses with large-scale printing needs.

You can purchase flatbed UV printers from authorized dealers like YES Group, who offer a range of models along with training, support, and servicing options.