Flatbed UV Printers

[Sean Dawson]

Hello Jakewill,

I realize this is late compared to your original post, if you have not made a decision at this point, please contact me regarding the TP-J2500.

You can reach me at 800-372-7737x2817

Best Regards,
Sean Dawson

[andyzhang0415]

I think that you should consider the factor of price. you will spend more time and money repairing the machine if the expensive machine you buy happens some problems that you don't deal with, just like the thread of "Mimaki UJf 605c UV Flatbed". I know a lot of manufacturers for producing UV flatbed printer, such as zhongye, etc.
ZhongYe Printers & www.zytech86.com
My msn: dennispaul@live.cn & skype: andyzhang0415

[andyzhang0415]

You can choose the chinese brand, the price is not only reasonable, but the quality is very good. I know that there is a company named zhongye to specialize in producing the machines for UV flatbed printers. There are all kinds of machines for your reference.
ZhongYe Printers & www.zytech86.com
MSN: dennispaul@live.cn & Skype: andyzhang0415

[FastColorInColumbia]

If you buy the ZhongYe you will need to buy 3. One to run, one to keep in repair, and one for parts.

[Sean Dawson]

Hello Jakewill,

I am the product manager for wide format at ScreenUSA. I think the Truepress Jet2500UV would be the best fit from our product line. We will be showing this at SGIA along with another new flatbed UV printer.

This device is rather unique. It can handle rigid and roll as you requested in addition to being able to produce 7 - 21 layer imaging allowing you to offer your customers some interesting products.

If you email me at sdawson@screenusa.com with your contact information I would love to send you samples of our work so you can visually see how high quality we are.

Warmest Regards,
Sean

[joeMutoh]

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[lysycnc3]

Ntek UV Flatbed Printers use Epson DX5 printhead, which can print 25Sq.m/h.
The printing efficiency of Ntek UV Flatbed Printer can be reach 1440dpi.
Ntek UV Flatbed Printer also uses LED UV lamp and UV ink.
The media thickness of Ntek UV Flatbed Printer can be 100mm.
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I am in the market for a flatbed UV printer that will print on rigid substrates as well as flexible materials. Quality is the most important consideration, and the ability to print on a wide variety of substrates would be the second most important consideration.

We are currently printing all signage on an Epson 9900 and would like input about which machine would be the best fit for our business now and in the near future.

We are relatively new to the large-format printing world, but have excellent access to work along with a significant amount of existing work.

I am interested in any information and/or comparisons that anyone might be able to offer for the following machines or any other high quality machines that I am missing:

EFI Rastek 700
Agfa Anapurna
Screen Truepress Jet2500UV
Screen Truepress Jet1600UV-F

Thank You, in advance for your help.

[Correct Color]

I am looking to move my large format poster work from printing on Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl paper on am Epson 9900 to printing on 100# Cougar Smooth Cover and am looking for a machine that will give me similar quality as that which I am getting on the Hahnemuhle paper.

First thing to understand is that if you're printing with the 9900 just as well as it can possibly print, that's a very tall order. Anyone who tells you it's not is blowing some pretty serious smoke.

The only UV machine that I would say might even come close would be the Oce/Fuji.

As far as solvent machines go, if you can get the Cougar Smooth in rolls, the Seiko 74/104S would be about the only one I'd even consider. Properly set up and profiled, it might be able to get very, very close to the Epson.

Myself, as a first venture into large/grand format, I wouldn't even consider latex.

Please feel free to drop me a line if you'd like more help and info. I've been in the business of working with large and grand format printers for seven years now; have seen, worked with and profiled just about every printer/RIP/ink/media combination out there, and don't have any axes at all to grind.

Mike Adams
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