UV Printing, otherwise know as Ultra Violet Printing is a printing technique that uses special UV curing ink that allows the ink to be printed onto a large range of materials or ‘substrates’.
While we’ve already honed in on the differences between Solvent, Latex and UV ink (some of our older Blogs can be found here), but for the sake of clarity, we’ll cover some of the key differences of each technology...
With every update in the HP Latex range, it can be difficult to know which one will add the most value to your print business.It's also important to buy the features you need and not spend on functions that you don’t...
We are often asked whether acombined print and cut machineor separate unitsis the best way forward. Earlier today in the office we had a discussion to come up with the reasons that might sway a decision one way or the other.
I’ll put together a guide looking at Mimaki's options in UV and latex, but this one cuts through the clutter to show you the options within their current solvent range.
When you sit and think of the origin of that printer sat against the wall churning out graphic after graphic, who do you first think of? An American tech giant perhaps? What about an innovative Japanese manufacturer?
Mimaki has announced the launch of the Mimaki SUJV-160 - a new high-quality inkjet printer designed to realistically reproduce prints whilst retaining the look and texture of natural and artificial leather.
