Our range offers a wide selection of UV printers, also known as object printers. Whether you're looking to print machine displays or personalize folding rulers, we're happy to help you make the right choice.

Object printing or UV printing offers many possibilities.

Roland is a leader in the field of object printers. Their UV inks have received all the necessary certifications and guarantee top-quality results.

AdFortem works exclusively with renowned premium brands. This ensures we can guarantee the best printing results.

UV printing is a form of digital printing that uses ultraviolet (UV) light to dry or cure the ink while it's being printed. This method differs from traditional printing techniques, where solvents in the ink evaporate into the air or are absorbed by the material (the substrate).

How UV printing works:

• Ink application: The printer applies specially formulated UV ink onto the material (such as paper, plastic, glass, metal, or wood).
• Immediate curing with UV light: Instead of letting the ink dry naturally, UV light is directed onto the ink. This light triggers a chemical reaction that immediately cures the ink.
• Result: The ink dries almost instantly, ensuring sharp, clear, and high-quality prints. Since the ink doesn’t spread or absorb into the material, very detailed images can be created.

Benefits of UV printing:

• Versatility: It can be used on various materials, including non-porous surfaces like plastic, glass, and metal.
• Durability: The cured ink is resistant to fading, scratching, and weathering, making it suitable for outdoor use.
• Eco-friendly: Since no solvents evaporate into the air, it's considered more environmentally friendly than solvent-based printing methods.
• Speed: Due to the direct curing process, it’s a faster printing method, especially for large runs.

Common applications: UV printing is widely used for creating signage, labels, promotional items, packaging, and even personalized items such as phone cases or acrylic awards. It is also used in industrial applications. This technique allows, for example, printing on control panels, suitcases, covers, and more.

UV printing is particularly popular for producing vibrant, durable images on a wide range of materials.