Creators
Turn original artwork into personalized pieces and small-batch products.
LONGER ePrint UV Printer
Make everyday objects unforgettable.
Create vivid, personalized products in-house - from colorful flat prints to tactile effects - without sending every idea out for production.
Explore use cases, materials, workflow, and ownership considerations.
- Custom products in-house
- Direct-to-object color printing
- Designed for makers and small businesses
Made for makers
One printer, more ways to make it yours.
From a one-person creative shop to a product team testing its next idea, bring short-run customization closer to your workbench.
Small studios
Add in-house finishing to client projects, event goods, and prototypes.
Personalized gift shops
Offer distinctive keepsakes and customized everyday items.
Brand & product teams
Explore branded samples and assess short-run ideas before scaling.
See the finish
Color you can see. Texture you can feel.
Explore the visual effects that turn a blank surface into a finished product.
Vibrant color
Full-color artwork for personalized surfaces.
White ink layering
A white base can help artwork stand out on darker materials.
Gloss & varnish
Add a selective sheen where the design calls for it.
Tactile 3D texture
Build dimensional surface effects from layered UV ink.
Special finishes
Explore fluorescent and other specialty effects with compatible inks.
Printed appearance varies with artwork, ink configuration, surface finish, and print settings. Always test a new substrate before production.
From idea to item
A repeatable workflow, from first test to finished batch.
Start with a sample, confirm the surface, and refine the setup before moving into repeat production.
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Design prep
Prepare artwork and choose a starting material profile.
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Place the material
Secure the blank and check its print area and height.
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Set up the job
Choose the mode, material settings, and effect for your project.
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Print & inspect
Send the job, inspect the first result, and refine before a batch.
- AI-assisted artwork tools
- Material profiles
- Positioning and alignment aids
Find your starting point
Explore materials with realistic expectations.
Compatibility depends on coating, shape, ink, and preparation. Use these labels as a starting guide, then validate your exact blank before a production run.
Wood
A practical starting surface; confirm coating, flatness, and ink settings on your blank.
Acrylic
Check cast or extruded type, color, masking, and adhesion with a sample print.
Metal
Surface coating and preparation affect adhesion; primer may be appropriate.
Leather & leatherette
Material coatings and flexibility vary. Test adhesion and handling before selling.
Phone cases
Choose a flat, well-supported case and validate the coating and fit before production.
Glass & drinkware
Use compatible surface preparation; cylindrical pieces require the appropriate rotary setup.
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Compatibility varies by coating, shape, ink, and preparation. Test your specific blank before production.
Built around your workflow
Make custom production work harder for you.
Bring prototypes, personalized orders, and small batches in-house when outsourcing adds time or friction.
Make custom, on demand
Create personalized items and short runs without ordering every variation in advance.
Proof point: direct UV printing places the design on the object - no transfer sheet for flatbed work.
Revisit outsourcing costs
Compare the complete cost of an in-house workflow with your current supplier quotes.
Build your comparison from ink, substrate, prep, labor, waste, and accessory costs.
Shorten the sample loop
Review a physical result earlier when testing a new design, finish, or product idea.
Product capability: ePrint supports flatbed, rotary, transfer-film, conveyor, and roll-to-roll workflows with the corresponding setup.
Plan the real cost
A better fit starts with your whole workflow.
Think beyond the printer price. Estimate the material, ink, preparation, and labor for the products you actually plan to make.
Review Packages & Options of ePrintInk and upkeep
Estimate ink by print coverage and chosen effects; include routine cleaning materials in your operating plan.
Blanks and preparation
Compare supplier blank cost, surface preparation, rejected tests, and packaging for each product line.
Accessories and throughput
Rotary, conveyor, film, or other add-ons make sense only when they support the shapes and batch sizes you sell.
Your break-even point
Compare the full per-item cost and time with your current outsourcing quote and expected order volume.
Confidence beyond the first print
Know what your workspace needs.
Plan for routine care, safe ink handling, and the software setup before your first production day.
Daily maintenance
Follow the current manual for startup, cleaning, and idle-time routines; keep a simple maintenance log.
UV ink handling
Read the ink label and safety data sheet, use suitable PPE, and keep uncured ink off skin and eyes.
Workspace & ventilation
Use the printer in a suitable work area and follow the manufacturer guidance for ventilation and UV-light precautions.
Software compatibility
Confirm the current software version, operating-system support, connection method, and profiles on the product support page.
Real-world perspectives
Hear from makers using ePrint.
Explore hands-on perspectives on print quality, workflow, and first impressions.
A maker's first look at ePrint
A hands-on creator review covering print quality, workflow, and first impressions.
Watch the creator video
ePrint in a 3D workshop
See another maker's perspective on the dual-head setup and UV / DTF workflow.
Watch the creator videoReady for the next step?
See if ePrint fits the way you want to make.
Get current pricing, compare configurations, and review exactly what is included before you choose.
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