How It Work ?

Apply on most of flat surface materials

Glass

Ceramic

Metal

Drywall

PVC

Brick

Concrete

Fabric

Canvas

Wood

Leather

Glass

Laminate

And many more. contact us if your material is not on the list.

Benefits of UV-Cure Ink

UV curing inks are specially formulated inks that remain liquid until they are cured with exposure to intense ultra-violet light. The UV light cross-links the ink components into a tough polymer. This reaction is very fast—almost instant. They contain no solvents, and don’t rely on absorption into substrates for drying.

VOC Free

By far, the biggest advantage to UV curing ink is lack of solvent fumes (also known as volatile organic compounds, or VOC’s for short). In addition to smelling bad, VOC’s are a health risk to our employees and a contributor to air pollution. Using UV curing inks is part of PrismTech’s commitment to environmental responsibility.

Production Speed

Instant drying means prints are cured and ready to be finished immediately after printing.

Image quality

Since the inks can only be reacted with strong UV light, they don’t clog heads or screens like solvent-based inks, allowing for more production and less maintenance. In screen printing, we can use finer mesh which allows for higher detail and better highlight reproduction.

Colour quality

UV inks don’t have a solvent that is evaporated, so 100% of the ink deposit is colorant. Also, they don’t absorb into porous materials, they sit on the surface. This gives UV ink more intense colour, even using less ink.

Durablity

The cross-linking of the ink molecules makes them durable. Our pigmented UV inks are rated for 5 years outdoors without overlaminate.

More Than on Walls and Floors

Just because we call it wall printer, it doesn’t mean it can only be used to print walls.
In fact, it can do a lot more.
For example, if you’re able to find a bunch of used wood pallets, I recommend using them to create wood pallet paintings. A niche of wall decor market.
Well, that’s where your printer comes into play.
Here’s what else to expect:

  • Door Print
  • Vehicle Graphics
  • Glass Print
  • Canvas Art
  • Shipping Container
  • Transformer Box
  • And more

Your imagination might be able to help expand the list.

Not Only “Pictures”

   It can be a drawing of Van Gogh, a favorite anime character, scenic spots that many people go and visit, or a well-decorated Christmas tree. 
   As long as it’s a picture. It’s covered.
   Here’s some interesting ones:

  • Personal Photo
  • 3D Effect Picture
  • Business Logo
  • World Map
  • Corporate Culture Map
  • Flow Chart
  • Poem
  • Parts of a Novel

How does the last four look to you?
Bingo! 
It doesn’t necessarily to be a “picture”.
Pro Tip: Images with transparent background fit white walls better.