FAQ
Q: What is UV wall printing?
ANSWER: UV wall printing is an innovative technology that uses Ultraviolet (UV) light to instantly cure specially formulated inks on various surfaces.
Q:What surfaces can be printed using UV technology?
ANSWER: We can print on plaster walls, wood, glass, metal, bricks, wallpaper, cardboards, and more.
Q: Is UV printing suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications?
ANSWER: Yes, UV printing is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. UV printing technology offers versatility in printing on various surfaces and materials, making it well-suited for a range of environments.
Q: What are the advantages of UV wall printing over traditional methods?
ANSWER: There are several advantages over traditional methods:
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Instant drying: UV light cures inks instantly.
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Vibrant colors: UV inks produce vibrant and sharp colors.
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High precision
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Durability: Prints are waterproof, resistant to scratches, fading, and environmental factors, ensuring long-lasting results.
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Versatility of surfaces
Q: Can I customize my design for UV wall printing?
ANSWER: Absolutely! We can print everything—custom artworks, photographs, graphics and logos, text, murals, etc.
Q: How long does UV wall printing last?
ANSWER: The ink holds its quality for around 5 years outdoors and 10+ years indoors with transparent UV coating.
Q: What sizes can be printed?
ANSWER: Due to technological limitations, there are margins on the walls, floor, and ceiling. These are 24 cm on the left, 35 cm on the right, 22 cm on the top, and 36 cm on the bottom (when using wheels) or 49 cm (when using tracks). The printer can reach up to 432 cm with a maximum printing area of 375 cm in height and unlimited width. Contact us for more information.
Q: How can I remove the print?
ANSWER: Prints can be easily painted over. On glass, you can use a ceramic hob scraper or a razor blade. Wood must be sanded, and for metal/concrete, sandblasting or glass bead blasting can be used
Q: What colors does the printer work with?
ANSWER: The printer works with CMYK+WW colors: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key, and White. These colors are used to mix and create a wide range of colors in the printing process. By controlling the intensity of each of these colors, the printer can precisely reproduce different shades, enabling the creation of colorful and high-quality prints.