Objects that Can Be Set Up
The conditions for objects that can be set up in the machine are shown below.
Size and Weight
The printable range differs from the printable object to be set up. You can set up objects that are larger than the Printable Area.
Maximum size | Width (W) | 240 mm (9.45 in.) |
Length (L) | 178 mm (7.01 in.) | |
Thickness | 102 mm (4.02 in.)*1 | |
Maximum weight | 3 kg (6.61 lb.) |
- Except when using the optional rotary axis unit.
- Depending on the object, it may be possible to print up to 107 mm (4.21 in.).
Materials, Shapes, and Similar Parameters
- Mirrors, stainless steel, and other objects that are likely to reflect UV light
These objects promote the curing of the surface of the print heads and therefore cannot be used.
- Objects that are charged with static electricity
Static electricity can cause the ink to splatter, adversely impacting printing results and the print heads.
- Objects with significant unevenness on the print surface
The greater the distance between the print heads and the print surface, the worse the printing results. The difference between the highest and lowest print surfaces should be approximately 2 mm (0.08 in.) or less.
- Objects that easily become looseIf the object (A) is not firmly held in place, the head gap sensor (B) cannot detect the height correctly. Be sure to secure the object to be printed on firmly in place. If the media becomes loose, you can use masking tape or similar to hold the media in place.
- Objects made from soft materialIf the object (A) is made from soft material, the pressure it applies on the head gap sensor (B) is too weak. This prevents its height from being detected correctly.
Depending on the type of object to print on and the installation method, the height may not be set correctly. The machine may malfunction if printing is performed when an incorrect installation method is used or if printing is performed on an inappropriate material.