
UV flatbed printers
The short answer
UV flatbed prints directly onto rigid and near-rigid objects, so the decision is set by the object rather than by the print: measure the height, the footprint and how the item is held in place. The range covers 300 mm up to 2500 × 1300 mm. Adhesion on your actual substrate is the thing to test first — object height, fixtures and ink setup all follow from it.
A UV flatbed configuration for product decoration on suitable rigid items. Share the material, object dimensions and fixture requirements so the team can check adhesion, positioning and the appropriate ink setup.
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What to confirm before ordering
Discuss your material, required output, electrical supply and accessory package with our sales team.
Tell us what you print
Share your material, maximum width, expected output and destination country.
Confirm the configuration
Discuss printheads, ink, software, accessories and a sample using your artwork.
Agree the order details
Confirm the equipment list, payment terms, shipping and support before ordering.
Compare every UV flatbed printers model
Every configuration in this range, side by side. Speeds are the 4-pass catalog figure where the catalog lists one, otherwise the fastest pass the catalog gives.
| Model | Working width | Printheads | Catalog speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6090-3C | ≤ 600 × 900 mm | I3200-U1 + I3200HD + I3200-U1 | 5 m²/h · 6-pass |
| A3 UV | ≤ 300 mm | 1 × Epson I3200-U1HD | 1.7 m²/h · 6-pass |
| 6042C | 600 × 420 mm | 2 × Epson I1600-U1 | 5 m²/h · 6-pass |
| UV9060XP600 | 900 × 600 mm | 3 × Epson XP600 (F1080) | 3 m²/h · 4-pass |
| UV9060 CCD | 900 × 600 mm | 3 × Epson I3200-U1 | 7 m²/h · 6-pass |
| 6090-3(A) | ≤ 600 × 900 mm | 3 × Epson I3200-U1 | 7.5 m²/h · 6-pass |
| 9060-3(Pro) | < 900 mm | 4 × Epson I3200-U1 | 6.5 m²/h · 4-pass |
| 1413-C | ≤ 1400 × 1300 mm | 4 × Epson I3200-U1 | 10 m²/h · 6-pass |
| 2513 UV | 2500 × 1300 mm | 4–8 × Ricoh G6 | 17 m²/h · 6-pass |
All figures transcribed from the 2026 Hancolor catalog. Confirmed configuration is defined by the agreed quotation.
Product questions
What products can a UV flatbed printer decorate?
Rigid or semi-rigid flat items within the printable area — acrylic, PVC foam board, aluminium composite, glass, ceramic tiles, wooden boards, phone cases and many promotional items. The material and the required adhesion determine the primer, ink and fixture setup.
How do I choose the print area?
Start from the largest plate or object you regularly produce, then add the margin you need. A larger table lets you print several small items in one pass and improves throughput, but it also takes more floor space and more lamp power to cure.
What is the biggest risk with a UV flatbed?
Adhesion on unfamiliar materials and consistent positioning on uneven objects. Share your exact material and object height with the team, request a test print, and confirm the fixture or jig needed before committing to a configuration.
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