A4/A3 UV Printer Video Guide
02 May 2026A4/A3 UV Printer Video Guide Overview This manual covers the essential procedures for setting up, operating, and maintaining your A3 UV printer. Whether you are starting up the printer for the first time or performing routine daily maintenance, this guide will walk you through each stage. The manual is organized into four sections for quick […]
UV Printing Guide – Tutorial
02 May 2026UV Printing Guide Tutorial A3 & A4 UV Printers Updated October 2025 · 12 min read Complete UV Printing Process Guide: How to Use the IEHK A4 & A3 UV Flatbed Printer Everything you need to go from blank substrate to a vibrant, durable UV print — setup, RIP software configuration, material prep, executing the […]
Before buying a commerial DTG, UV ,DTF printer
02 September 2022Before buying a commercial printer There is a learning curve to DTG, DTF, UV printing (much like screen printing or other printing forms). Becoming proficient and knowledgeable about this new craft takes time and experimentation. Proper Pretreatment is necessary, especially for printing with white ink to dark garments (separate pre-treatment hand sprayer or automatic sprayer […]
DTG Printing and UV Printing AcroRIP Software…
27 March 2018Main features of AcroRIP: Need use it for print white ink Very easy to use interface, and functions specifically for flat-bed printers equipped with Epson printer heads; Control and enhance vivid color expression for normal colors and white ink application; Free adjustment of each ink channel; and Immediate job confirmation by pre-viewing print image. Functionality […]
What is UV printing?
26 February 2018At IEHK we hear the question, “what is a UV printer?” quite often. Since we offer numerous UV printing machines, we thought we’d take a moment and write a post about what UV printing really is. In this post we will cover what UV printing actually is, the benefits of using UV printers versus others, […]
UV Printing Advantageous
16 March 2017UV printing is different from conventional printing in many ways. It is still ink on paper but the ink dries through a completely different process. Instead of having solvents in the ink that evaporate into the air and absorb into the paper, UV inks dry through a photomechanical process. When the inks are exposed to […]