AMO UV Flatbed Printer AM9060UVB3XP with 3 heads XP600 heads

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AMO UV Flatbed Printer AM9060UVB3XP with 3 heads XP600 heads

(this model without AI Visual system)

The 9060UV flatbed printer is a popular printing device on the market, featuring multiple advantages and powerful functions. Equipped with the Epson XP600 piezoelectric printhead and UV-led curing device, it dries instantly under ultraviolet light, eliminating the need for additional drying processes. The 9060 flatbed printer is widely used in various industries such as advertising, decoration. packaging, and electronics. It can print products made of various materials., such as tiles glass, acrylic, wooden boards, metal, and leather. Additionally, it can provide customized services to meet the unique needs of customers.

Machine parameters

Printhead: Epson XP600 3 Heads

Printing system : Hoson

Print size: 900mmx600mm

Ink type: UV ink

Color: CMYK WV

Media type: flatboard, cylinder materials

Ink supply: Siphon ink supply

Maintenance of the printhead :One-button automatic cleaning system for printhead nozzles

Rip Software: Maintop PP RIIN

Data interface : Gigabit transmission with dual network ports

Three-station of printing mode:

1: Plate station

2: Roller station

3: Cvlinder station

Printhead Height Z : Z-axis automatic height measurement

Printer info

working voltage :220v AC

Power 4500W

working environment :

Normal workingtemperature:22-28℃/humidity:40%-60%

Machine size 2000MM*1420MM*1045MM

Packing dimensions 2140MM*1660MM*1160MM

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