Unlike other printing techniques, such as laser marking, UV printing is more efficient in several ways.
It reduces the processing steps in order to achieve the desired result. UV printing can take a product from its raw form to a finished one in a single process, also providing unique textures such as glossy, matte, or soft-touch finishes.
This technology can be applied on a wide range of materials, including leather and synthetic leather, natural materials like wood, mother-of-pearl, coconut, corozo, and bone, as well as glass, metal, and even painted plastics.
An added value is the ability to give the printed surface a visual and tactile three-dimensional effect through multiple passes of the print head, applying ink in overlapping layers.