Focus on UV Printing Inkcups
Exciting evolutions in direct to object inkjet UV technology
X5-T flatbed UV digital printer
Inkcups has recently introduced three new technologies that elevate the possibilities of direct to object printing. Available on the X5-T fl atbed UV digital printer, Inkcups’ High Throw technology increases the ink throw distance between the print head and substrate, enabling high-quality, accurate prints on contoured, rounded, slightly curved and irregularly shaped objects, such as mugs with handles, tiered drinkware, and sporting equipment. The X5-T is known for printing on items up to 500mm tall, but High Throw expands its application possibilities and enhances its performance further, making it an ideal solution for complex promotional print applications. Also recently launched is Inkcups’ award-winning Nano Pin Curing technology for its Helix cylindrical DTO inkjet printing range. By eliminating the need to fi ll items with a UV-blocking substance or agent when printing on transparent cylindrical vessels such as glassware, clear plastic bottles, wine and spirit bottles, and candle holders, Nano Pin Curing reduces production time and maintains the sterile environment inside the bottle. It also makes it possible to print on the sham – the thick base portion – of glassware, allowing printing to start at the bottom of the glass before progressing over the sham and upwards. The XJET Switch, Inkcups’ specialised fl atbed UV printer for full-colour direct to reusable bag applications, was shown with its new High- Speed White Mode, developed for printing bright white images with eye-catching results. By using four dedicated heads for white, this mode allows for twice the speed and opacity of the standard confi guration, making it possible for decorators to seamlessly switch between printing single-colour tote bags and full-colour stadium bags, without the messy cleanup of other decoration methods.
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Enhance your business with UV printing Are you looking for vibrant image reproduction, high-opacity white ink, or the ability to print textures? The Roland MO Series UV Printers deliver it all. Print high-quality and impactful artwork directly onto a wide range of objects and substrates, including metal, plastic, glass, wood, canvas, vinyl, and paper items up to 8in in height.
The Roland VersaOBJECT MO-240 and MO-180 UV Flatbed printers achieve high-defi nition prints, combining newly developed printheads and LED lamp technology with advanced software and market-leading inks. From small letters, fi ne textures and gradations to colour-matched graphics, the orange and red inks extend the colour palette that previously couldn’t be reproduced.
The MO Series is built to deliver high productivity with features including staggered printhead confi guration, powerful lamps and increased bed size. The MO-240 delivers a printing speed of up to 25.74ft sq/hr in standard mode, allowing for a time-saving turnaround.
Roland VersaOBJECT MO-240
Unlock the full potential of your UV printer when you pair it with VersaWorks 7 and Roland DG Connect. Designed exclusively for Roland DG, this software gives you everything you need to bring your vision to life. In addition, you can easily operate your MO Series printer and access all the features you need with a convenient 7in colour touchscreen display and intuitive user interface.
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| 42 | July 2025
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