UV digital printing is a constantly evolving technology, now among the most widely used in visual communication, advertising, and many other sectors. This technique achieves bright, durable colors thanks to a simple and effective process: a jet of ink is applied to the material and instantly cured using UV lamps.

The result?

Exceptional color rendering, great durability, and the ability to print on a wide range of substrates, both rigid and flexible.

How it works:

The substrate, usually flexible such as vinyl, banners, fabric, or adhesive films, is unrolled from a roller, printed, and continuously rewound.

Main advantages:

- Production speed, even on large formats.

- Ideal for graphics intended for both indoor and outdoor use.

- Ideal for banners, decorations, window decals, coverings, and backdrops.

How it works:

The rigid material is placed on a fixed surface or belt, and printing occurs directly on the surface. It can work on large panels or different thicknesses.

Main advantages:

- Extremely high precision and image definition.

- Wide compatibility: PVC, aluminum, plexiglass, cardboard, and much more.

- Possibility of special effects such as reliefs and textures.

Sublimation printing is a water-based technology specifically designed for polyester fabrics, ideal for applications in advertising, trade shows, events, interior design, and much more.

The process occurs in two phases combined into a single flow: first, the ink is printed directly onto the fabric, then the material passes inline through an oven integrated into the machine. Here, high temperatures cause sublimation, which permanently fixes the color into the fibers while maintaining their softness.

The result is a more eco-friendly and completely odorless print.

Main advantages:

- Intense, bright colors, odorless fabrics that are resistant to washing and light.

- Continuous printing without intermediate steps.

- Perfect for flags, fabrics, and soft signage.