UV Flatbed Printers
A UV flatbed holds the material still on a table and moves the printhead over it. Unlike a roll machine it prints directly onto glass, wood, aluminium composite, acrylic and sheet up to 100 mm thick — with no transfer step, film or coating.
Three things decide the machine in this family: bed size, head count and vacuum zoning. The bed has to take your largest piece; head count sets the m²/h; and the zones are what stop a single small panel from costing you a full table of vacuum.
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- MF-6090-U3 imagery in production Maven MF-6090 U3 Industrial UV quality on a benchtop, from one-offs to short runs Print Area 600 × 900 mm Print Head Epson i3200-U1 × 3 Print Speed @4 6.5–8 m²/h Ink Channels CMYK · W · Lak Explore
- MF-1216-R4 imagery in production Maven MF-1216 R4 A production bed that fits a small shop, real sheet output every shift Print Area 1200 × 1540 mm Print Head Ricoh Gen6 × 2–4 Print Speed @4 22–28 m²/h Ink Channels CMYK · Lc · Lm · W Explore
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- MF-3220-K12 imagery in production Maven MF-3220 K12 Full-size sheets printed in one piece, shifts that never stop Print Area 3200 × 2000 mm Print Head Konica Minolta KM1024i × 4–18 Print Speed @4 75–84 m²/h Ink Channels CMYK · Lc · Lm · W · Lak Explore
PRICING
How uv flatbed printers are priced
There is no single list price in this class. Five items set it: printhead brand and count, print width or bed size, the ink system (cartridge, bulk tank, whether white circulation is fitted), whether installation and training are in scope, and freight plus electrical work.
The same model can differ by a factor of two on head count alone. A quote itemises each of these separately, and states the installation, training and warranty scope alongside them.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are installation and training included?
Yes. On-site installation, commissioning and operator training are part of the quoted price. Freight, forklift or crane, electrical infrastructure and ventilation are not — they differ on every site and are itemised separately.
What is the lead time?
One to two weeks for stocked models, six to ten weeks for a configured build. The exact figure depends on head count and ink system.
Can I trade in my current machine?
We do consider it. Send the make, model, running hours and head condition; we quote a trade-in value after inspection.
Can I see the machine running?
Yes. You can take a demo print with your own file in the showroom. Book ahead, and bring your material so the test is on your actual job.