A wider UV DTF line with suction pressing for larger transfer orders.
A 70 film line is for buyers who already know UV DTF sells and need more width, steadier film handling and cleaner transfers.
When transfer orders become predictable, film width and handling matter. This line is for shops that have moved beyond testing and need a steadier UV DTF setup.
A/B UV DTF film, packaging, cups, gifts, cosmetic containers, electronics
Send us this product type and we will tell you if this printer is the right size and head class.
Send us this product type and we will tell you if this printer is the right size and head class.
Send us this product type and we will tell you if this printer is the right size and head class.
Send us this product type and we will tell you if this printer is the right size and head class.
Send us this product type and we will tell you if this printer is the right size and head class.
Send us this product type and we will tell you if this printer is the right size and head class.
See what people print on this type of machine, then ask us which bed size, heads and ink set make sense for your work.
UV DTF
UV DTF vs UV flatbed for hard goods: when each one makes money
UV DTF is useful for curved and awkward objects, but UV flatbed should stay the center of the catalog for rigid, flat and premium substrate work.
Packaging
Packaging prototypes on a UV flatbed printer
Short-run packaging mockups are a strong UV flatbed use case because clients pay for speed, realism and iteration.
Glass
UV printing on glass panels, samples and decor
Glass printing rewards clean process, adhesion testing and careful white ink setup. It is a premium use case for flatbed UV.
Wood
UV printing on wood: signs, decor panels and branded products
Wood gives UV prints a tactile, high-margin look when the shop controls surface prep, white ink and finishing.
The fastest ROI usually comes from repeatable products with visible value: acrylic, awards, labels, drinkware, panels, packaging samples or local sign work.
White ink, varnish and raised graphics help you sell a finished product, not just ink on material.
Track ink, blanks, film, coating, cleaning and reject rate by product family so each quote protects margin.
Use simple jigs and saved settings so small custom orders do not become a new experiment every time.
Features that matter after the first demo, when the printer has to make customer jobs.
More width for shops selling UV DTF transfers
Good step for buyers moving from tests to regular transfer orders
Lets you sell transfers even when the final product is not in your shop
Configured to support consistent output, lower waste and easier daily operation.
Use the photos to check body style, print area, controls and sample output before asking for a final quote.
Watch the printer in motion, then send us your products and target size for a quote.
Shows the transfer setup used when curved or irregular goods are hard to fixture.
Send us the products you want to print, the largest size, your budget and your expected volume. We will tell you what fits and what is overkill.
We compare your products, target sizes and monthly volume against the printer options.
You get machine options, freight notes, setup questions and spare-part suggestions by email.
We stay available for maintenance, ink, material and service questions.