Focus on UV Printing Nova Chrome UK
Flexible and reliable UV print solutions Anglesey-based Nova Chrome UK is proud to offer the Mutoh XpertJet range of UV print solutions.
The three solutions currently offered do share a few common features, such as their ability to print CMYK + white to help lift the print on coloured substrates, and varnish to add a gloss fi nish to either part or entirety of the print. They do however differ in their respective sizes and price points. The XpertJet 461UF offers an A3+ print area, and is targeted towards the more cost conscious. The XpertJet 661UF – their fl agship offering – brings an A2+ print area, automatic levelling table and object detection, while the 1462UF is a production focused unit, suitable for larger runs and production environments.
Mutoh’s XpertJet 661UF
Also recently introduced to the range is the new HydrAton 1642 – a revolutionary water-based UV roll printer. Powered by AQUAFUZE, an advanced UV-curable ink developed by Fujifi lm, the HydrAton is capable of low-VOC, low odour and non-hazardous prints. From signage and wall coverings to interior decor and promotional displays, the HydrAton 1642 provides the fl exibility and reliability needed to meet diverse business needs, helping you create eye-catching designs that stand out.
www.novachrome.co.uk Epson
A compact and versatile A3 UV fl atbed printer Epson’s SureColor V2000 is a high-quality A3 UV fl atbed printer built to meet the growing need for on-demand customisation. Designed to deliver professional-grade UV printing in a compact desktop format, it’s a smart solution for producing bespoke merchandise, promotional products, or small format signage with ease. With the ability to print directly onto a wide range of materials including acrylic, metal, wood and canvas, the SC-V2000 supports media up to 70mm thick and A3 in size – offering fl exibility for a variety of creative and commercial applications. It uses Epson’s UltraChrome UV ink set, which includes grey, red, white and varnish for an expanded colour gamut, producing smooth tonal gradation, sharp detail and vibrant, long-lasting prints.
White ink and varnish can also be applied as spot colours or layered for special effects, giving users the ability to enhance both image impact and surface texture – ideal for personalised products that stand out.
SureColor V2000
The user-friendly 4.3in touchscreen and fully automated cleaning system help reduce maintenance and increase productivity, suited for those new to UV or scaling into the sector. With easy-to-replace 140ml ink packs and a built-in air fi ltration system, it’s a clean, effi cient printer, ideal for retail stores, workshops and offi ces. For businesses wanting a compact UV solution without compromising on quality or
fl exibility, the SC-V2000 delivers on every front.
www.epson.co.uk
Resolute
Revolutionising small-scale UV printing The R-Jet PRO DTF UVi from Resolute is redefi ning possibilities in the promotional products industry.
Designed for small businesses and startups eager to expand their offerings, the UVi provides instant, high-quality decoration on a wide range of hard goods, including mugs, tech accessories, bottles, glassware, and more.
R-Jet PRO DTF UVi
With a print width of 30cm and speeds of up to 4m/hr, the UVi is ideal for short-run promotional items and personalised gifts. Its advanced Epson print heads ensure sharp detail and durability, while Resolute Premium DTF UV inks produce vibrant, long-lasting results. The air-cooled LED curing system maintains low energy consumption and straightforward maintenance, making it an excellent choice forexpanding businesses. Ricky Robinson-Nunn, Resolute’s head of sales, said: “DTF UV has opened up more branding possibilities. Items once impossible to print on using standard fl atbed UV printers are now possible as you are taking the ink to the product. The small footprint of the R-JET PRO UVi also provides opportunities for personalisation in a retail environment.”
www.resolute.ink
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