UV printing uses ultraviolet light to quickly dry special ink on materials like metal, wood, and acrylic. This once complicated process is no longer exclusive to industrial settings, thanks to the ...

Following the success of their PicoColour UV Digital Label Press, Dantex will present its latest innovation, PicoJet Digital UV Inkjet Press at Label Expo Europe, Brussels. Richard Danon, Dantex Group ...

A visit to the Anker stand at IFA Berlin revealed the EufyMake E1 UV printer in action. Yes, the same printer that took Kickstarter by storm when Anker released the crowdfunding campaign for the ...

A new desktop UV printer by Anker’s eufyMake brand has been announced that democratizes professional-grade printing. The device is compatible with over 300 materials and features Amass3D technology ...

Printers from brands like HP, Epson, Canon, and Ricoh often throw frustrating errors. One of the most common across printers is the Door Open error. The error ...

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What if the sleek, innovative EufyMake UV printer isn’t quite the bargain it seems? With its ability to print vibrant, durable designs on materials like wood, metal, and ceramics, it’s easy to see why ...

What if you could transform everyday objects into vibrant, textured works of art with just the push of a button? The eufyMake E1 UV Printer promises exactly that, blending innovative technology with ...

So this is a weird but ridiculously cool one. Anker Innovations – a well-known worldwide brand with a solid reputation in power banks, chargers, and cables – has a sub-brand called Eufy – and it's ...

Most folks don’t care about printers anymore, and for good reason. Fiddling with toner cartridges and managing obtuse hardware DRM policies belongs in the past. So why should we care about Anker’s ...