Efficiency on a WINSCOLOR UV flatbed comes from three things working together: piezo printheads that jet UV ink onto the workpiece, immediate UV curing that locks the print in place, and the absence of any plate-making step. The result is faster, cheaper short runs on rigid and flexible stock alike — an excellent match for high-value packaging such as bespoke gift boxes and upscale liquor cartons.
I. Core Hardware & Technology
At the heart of the YC2513L sit Ricoh G6 industrial heads, whose piezo-driven droplet control resolves detail at up to 600 × 2400 dpi. Clog-free continuous production is supported by a pair of negative-pressure ink loops, while a vacuum platform split into six zones keeps stock dead flat even at 100 mm thickness. Curing takes place on demand, so colors come out deeper than conventional print and stand up to water and abrasion.
II. Performance & Operating Requirements
The working area reaches 2.5 m × 1.3 m (8.2 × 4.3 ft), with throughput of 15–33 m²/hr (161–355 sq ft/hr) drawing 3,100 W at 220 V AC (±10%). Operating notes: (1) line the substrate up with the vacuum zone being used; (2) check that the ink suits the printhead; (3) keep head assemblies on a maintenance schedule so resolution holds. The eight-channel layout — C, M, Y, K, white, light magenta, light cyan and varnish — enables smooth gradations and convincing metallic surfaces.
III. Innovations & Commercial Applications
Rather than older press technology, the machine relies on German energy chains, which add stiffness and extend part lifespan. One-off designs and small batches stay economical because no plate cost is involved. Direct UV printing onto the part handles awkward materials — metal sheet, glass and plastics — and holds its color under UV exposure. For premium liquor packaging, intricate metallic logo elements come out sharply, helped by the multi-zone vacuum stage delivering an even ink film over contoured areas.
WINSCOLOR UV Flatbed Printer with Industrial Ricoh G6 Printheads — Ideal for Luxury Gift and Spirits Box Packaging
IV. Care & Applications
Routine care: wipe the head faces each day, check the fluid circuits for tight seals each week, and re-level the vacuum table once a month. Substrates from 0 to 100 mm are supported, among them paper boxes, acrylic and wood. For box producers the payoff is a shorter route to market, less money tied up in stock and faster design revisions. A one-year warranty covers the core hardware; damage caused by operator error or misuse is excluded.
Post time: Oct-13-2026
