Printers and print modules

Choose equipment for what you need to print.

For a print shop, explore complete printers. For a kiosk or your own device, explore print modules. Start with the product, daily volume and available space.

EMBED / CONNECT / SCALE Full view of an open UV print module
Print modules

Building your own device? Start with the print module.

Place it inside a kiosk, store device or your own enclosure. Switch between the real module, structural drawing and alternate views before choosing how to integrate it.

Full product photo of the embedded print module Matching engineering blueprint of the print module
Self-service equipment

Embed in a self-service unit

Connect artwork selection, ordering, printing and pickup in one unattended unit.

KIOSK API Status monitoring
Full view of the custom desktop printer enclosure Full front view of the desktop print terminal
Retail equipment

Turn the module into your product

Shape the enclosure around footprint, screen and loading workflow so the finished device fits your store and brand.

ENCLOSURE UI STORE
Full front view of the three-channel print module Full rear view of the three-channel print module
Device development

Fit your mechanical envelope

Review mounting, cabling and service access from both sides before integrating printing into your finished device.

OEM 3 CHANNEL Workflow integration

03 / CUSTOM R&D

Three things to check before customizing a device.

Bring the scenario, available space and business goal. Together we assess mechanics, motion, ink, control and APIs.
Define the use

Who uses it, and how are products loaded?

Define footprint, screen, loading, pickup and brand appearance before shaping the enclosure.

Check the installation space

How much space is available inside your device?

Use object size and service needs to assess the bed, motion system, cabling and mounting envelope.

Connect orders

How do orders reach the printer and results return?

Bring together ink supply, status, queues and APIs to deliver reliable output to your users.

To begin, answer four questions: what to print, daily volume, who operates it, and where it will run.

Discuss your scenario ↗
Real print samples

See real printed samples, then discuss your project.

Open a photo to inspect the color, fine lines and finish. Phone cases, cups and apparel use different processes; test your material before choosing equipment.

Equipment advice

Still not sure which one fits?

Tell us the object, daily output and workflow.
Ask for guidance ↗