UV Printing

UV Printing, also known as Ultraviolet printing, is a process similar to digital printing, but uses special inks that have been formulated to dry or cure quickly when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light. As the material passes through the printer, a nozzle distributes many dots of ink onto the surface and a UV light follows close behind, instantly drying the ink. UV printing allows for much finer detail, because the dots of ink do not get a chance to spread out once printed due to the curing process. It is also a more environmentally friendly process as it produces fewer volatile organic compounds (VOC’s), odour and heat.