Substrate shape, width and desired effect decide the machine and consumables.
Acrylic, glass, metal, plastic and leather — UV DTF needs no plate and suits heat-sensitive substrates where UV flatbed printing is not an option.
A3 (4203U / 4201U) for sampling and small batches; 60 cm (6503U) for packaging and label orders, with more pieces per layout and lower unit cost.
The gold-foil series (6504U PLUS) adds a metallic finish on top of the A/B film process for gifts and brand labels.
UV DTF ink and A/B film are matched to the machine — a set purchase keeps adhesion, scratch resistance and transfer quality consistent.
A3 to start, 60 cm for volume, gold-foil series where the finish matters.
60cm UV DTF hot-stamping printer with A/B film transfer and laminating, for advertising signage, packaging decoration and gift customization. Factory-direct, MOQ 1.
60cm UV DTF printer with integrated laminating, KCMY + White + Varnish. Supports multi-design layouts for packaging & gift customization. Factory-direct, MOQ 1.
A3 UV DTF printer with integrated laminating for packaging decoration, creative gifts & brand logo customization. Compact UV DTF solution. Factory-direct, MOQ 1.
A3 UV DTF printer (upgraded model) for packaging decoration, creative gifts & brand logo customization. Compact UV DTF solution. Factory-direct, MOQ 1.
For compatible UV DTF printing equipment — works with dedicated film and the transfer process to meet packaging decoration, creative gift and brand logo needs.
If the surface already exists, it can usually be labelled.
Bottles, gift boxes and cartons with graphics and brand marks.
Phone cases, acrylic pieces and badges in personalised runs.
Nameplates, label stickers and logo transfers in small mixed batches.
Cylinders and curved shells, applied smoothly without lifting.
Maintenance and process selection know-how.
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A UV flatbed prints directly onto the object and needs it to lie flat inside the machine. UV DTF prints onto A/B film and is then applied — irregular, curved and already-finished products can be labelled, which suits packaging decoration better.
Indoor applications show stable adhesion and scratch resistance. For long-term outdoor exposure we recommend a sample test to confirm the process and any over-lamination.
A3 for sampling and mixed small batches; 60 cm for packaging and label volume, where multiple images per layout significantly reduce unit cost.
Tell us the substrate material, shape and daily output — we will arrange a sample to confirm adhesion and the finished effect.