What is the difference between UV printers and ordinary printers?

Ordinary color printers, that is, common office printers, can generally only print patterns on ink-absorbing materials within 1 mm. They are generally paper-based materials and are only suitable for flat printing. They rely on natural drying and have large limitations. The scope of application is also very narrow; the printing accuracy is 300 dpi, which is very low; the toner or ink generally used as consumables has monotonous colors and slow printing speed. It is a commonly used equipment for home offices and cannot be used industrially.

As for UV printers, they are industrial printers with basically no restrictions on materials. They can print high-definition patterns on any material, such as our common glass, ceramic tiles, acrylic, wooden boards, toys, plastics, digital shells, etc., so they can be applied to It is widely used in various industries such as advertising, home decoration, handicrafts, and photo studios, and has high practical value; the printing accuracy is even more exquisite, and the general DPI can reach about 1200 or 2400; the colors are rich, the layering is clear, and the effect is realistic and immersive. feeling; the whole process is operated by computer, one piece of printing, no need for cumbersome processes such as plate making and washing, the finished product can be produced immediately after printing; it uses high-tech UV special ink, which is environmentally friendly, non-toxic, fresh and odorless; and it can not only be used When printing on flat materials, you can also print on three-dimensional materials, with an 8D uneven relief effect.