UV printers are widely used in digital printing technology. They can quickly output high-resolution images directly to various materials, including metal, wood, textiles, glass, etc. UV ink is one of the important components of UV flatbed printers, and it needs to be well protected to ensure long-term use. In this article, we will discuss some simple ways to protect the ink in UV printers.

Temperature In any case, the ink stored or used must be kept within a stable temperature range. Generally speaking, manufacturers will mark the temperature range in which the ink should be stored. Because if the ink is too hot or too cold, the quality of the ink may change, which may cause printing problems.

Direct sunlight. UV ink is a very sensitive material, so the ink should not be exposed to strong sunlight. Sunlight will cause the ink to age quickly, harden, and even reduce durability. Therefore, when using UV printers in the studio, it is best to arrange the storage location of the product and other accessories. UV ink should not be stored in direct sunlight.

Periodic cleaning Whether using UV printing in the studio or in the workshop, the equipment should be kept clean. Ink blur and other debris gathered near the nozzle have a very adverse effect on the good quality of the ink. Regular cleaning helps eliminate these substances, prolong the life of the equipment and reduce maintenance costs.

The protection of UV ink in UV printers requires not only certain methods, but also attention to details. Only by introducing some good habits and applying them to actual situations can the best effect of the ink be guaranteed and its service life be longer.