The development of uv digital printing machine

UV (ultraviolet) digital printing machine is a high precision, high speed digital printing equipment. It uses ultraviolet curing ink, which can quickly cure the ink during the printing process, so that the printed pattern is immediately dry, and has good light and water resistance. The development of UV digital printing machine includes the following stages:

Early development (late 20th century to early 2000s) : UV digital printing press at this stage is mainly developed in Japan and Europe and the United States. The early UV digital printing machine technology is relatively simple, the printing speed is slow, the resolution is low, mainly used for fine images and small batch printing.

Technological breakthroughs (mid-2000s to early 2010s) : With the progress of science and technology, UV digital printing machines have been technological breakthroughs and improvements. The printing speed has been greatly improved, the resolution has been improved, and the printing range has been expanded to print larger sizes and a wider variety of materials, including paper, plastic, metal and so on. At the same time, the quality of the UV-curable ink has also been improved, making the print of higher quality and more colorful.

Large-scale application (2010s to date) : UV digital printing presses are gradually being widely used in the printing industry in different fields. Due to its fast printing speed, high quality and low production cost, it is used by more and more enterprises to make advertising signs, signs, promotional materials, gifts and packaging. At the same time, with the continuous innovation and development of printing technology, the functions of UV digital printing presses are also constantly upgraded, such as adding inkjet print heads, automatic control systems, etc., to improve production efficiency and printing quality.

All in all, UV digital printing machines have experienced the continuous development and improvement of technology, from the early development of simple equipment to the current high-speed, high-precision production equipment, which has brought great changes and development for the modern printing industry.