The Future is Bright for UV Inkjet
New press configurations, inks, and software are heating up the market for direct-to-object printers.
With expanded ink sets and the ability to print on a wide range of unique substrates, UV is heating up. | Credit: Roland DGA
Inkjet manufacturers are responding to the surging demand for UV print with a suite of press options, ranging from desktop presses to five-meter grand-format presses. New ink sets, accessories, and software complete the offerings, making UV printing more accessible and versatile than ever before.
Let’s explore a few of the benefits offered by today’s UV presses.
Jay Roberts is a product manager at Roland DGA.
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