UV printing is a form of digital printing that uses ultra-violet lights to dry or cure ink as it is printed. As the printer distributes ink on the surface of a material, specially designed UV lights follow close behind, curing – or drying – the ink instantly.

UV-cured ink is less prone to scratches, fading, scuffs, or smudges during handling and transportation process. The UV printing process is kinder to the environment. Because UV-cured inks are not solvent-based, there are no harmful substances to evaporate. Enjoy sharper, crisp and more vibrant results.

UV printers can print on a variety of unusual substrates, ranging from wood and wooden veneer, glass and sheets of metal to fabrics and plastics of all shapes and sizes. Since UV inks dry or cure so quickly when exposed to UV energy, there’s no time for them to soak into the media.

Using UV printing technology, it’s possible to print unique designs, images, text and even textures directly onto a vast range of materials or products.

The demand for limited runs is increasing so we can print a minimum order of 100 units.

UV printing can last for at least 2 years without experiencing any fading.