You need to put the almighty flatbed printer on the horizontal table.Owing to the working mode of almighty printer itself, the laying place should be horizontal plane, If lean to work, it will not only affect the printing effect, slow down the spray nozzle working speed but also damage the internal mechanism. Don't put the almighty printer on the floor, especially the floor with carpet, because in that way the eyewinker or dust is easier fly to the inner of the machine.
Please turn off the machine before pulling the plug.If you don't use the printer or before moving, please do the power-off protection work, first turn off the flatbed printer electrical source(if you have), let the spray nozzle reset on the ink cartridge cover, then pull the plug wire and signal wire. In the purpose of preventing the ink from evaporating, and isn't easy to damage the spray nozzle when moving.
Clean it in due timeThe exterior of the almighty printer is same as the interior, both need to be cleaned in due time, please don't leave it alone before it is dusty and out of work, then to repair it. The exterior of the almighty printer could be wiped by the wet water mill, the cleaning fluid should be neutral materials such as water, can't use alcohol absolutly. Please use the dry cloth to wipe the interior of the printer as fully as possible, further more you can't touch the internal electronic components, mechanism and so on.
Please avoid press on the almighty printer.
Some people usually put other objects on the flatbed printer, in this way it may crush the flatbed printer crust, some little things will drop-in the printer. Of course, the drink and teacup are both prohibited goods.
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How Does a Flatbed Printer Work?
Digital Flatbed
Digital flatbed printers fill the gap between offset printing and silk screening by providing a way to apply an image to rigid, flat or unevenly surfaced objects. The process will print shapes ranging from coffee cups and injection-molded acrylic, glass objects, furniture and wooden doors. Commercial printing operations generate the bulk of flatbed-printed materials.
Dimensional Printing
To use a flatbed printer, the operator places a printing medium (pen, glass, whatever) on the flat bed of the printer, or in a delivery tray that sits on the flat bed. Mechanical locks or a vacuum secure the printing medium as it slides through the printer. If the medium were to slip, the printed image would be out of register (think out of focus) and unusable. On command, the printing medium moves through the printer, passing under the print heads and, in some cases, under a UV lamp that instantly cures (dries) the ink.
Ink
Digital flatbed printers use the primary "subtractive" (subtracts color from a white base) ink colors---cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK)---as opposed to their smaller desktop cousins who are based on the visually "additive" (adds color to black) primary colors of light, red, green and blue (RGB).
Also unlike desktop printers, flatbed printers provide for the application of "spot" colors including white (necessary, as the print medium may not be white) and varnish, which many of the printers can apply as a spot color, a process color or over the entire image.
UV-cured inks, as in letterpress and other "fine" printing, also have dimensionality. That is, the ink dries on the surface of the print media so it rises above the surface in a way that lets you can feel the ink, almost as if it had been hand-painted.
Applications
A short list of applications for flatbed printing includes retail point of purchase and point of sale material, in-store advertising, indoor and outdoor signage (construction, real estate and theatrical signs, for instance). Additional applications involve sales promotion materials (pens, money clips, coffee cups and the like), trade show display panels and signs, special events graphics, interior design, product decoration, furniture and fine art (originals printed on a collage, or painting prints reproduced on mounted and stretched canvass, for example).
Digital flatbed printers fill the gap between offset printing and silk screening by providing a way to apply an image to rigid, flat or unevenly surfaced objects. The process will print shapes ranging from coffee cups and injection-molded acrylic, glass objects, furniture and wooden doors. Commercial printing operations generate the bulk of flatbed-printed materials.
Dimensional Printing
To use a flatbed printer, the operator places a printing medium (pen, glass, whatever) on the flat bed of the printer, or in a delivery tray that sits on the flat bed. Mechanical locks or a vacuum secure the printing medium as it slides through the printer. If the medium were to slip, the printed image would be out of register (think out of focus) and unusable. On command, the printing medium moves through the printer, passing under the print heads and, in some cases, under a UV lamp that instantly cures (dries) the ink.
Ink
Digital flatbed printers use the primary "subtractive" (subtracts color from a white base) ink colors---cyan, magenta, yellow and black (CMYK)---as opposed to their smaller desktop cousins who are based on the visually "additive" (adds color to black) primary colors of light, red, green and blue (RGB).
Also unlike desktop printers, flatbed printers provide for the application of "spot" colors including white (necessary, as the print medium may not be white) and varnish, which many of the printers can apply as a spot color, a process color or over the entire image.
UV-cured inks, as in letterpress and other "fine" printing, also have dimensionality. That is, the ink dries on the surface of the print media so it rises above the surface in a way that lets you can feel the ink, almost as if it had been hand-painted.
Applications
A short list of applications for flatbed printing includes retail point of purchase and point of sale material, in-store advertising, indoor and outdoor signage (construction, real estate and theatrical signs, for instance). Additional applications involve sales promotion materials (pens, money clips, coffee cups and the like), trade show display panels and signs, special events graphics, interior design, product decoration, furniture and fine art (originals printed on a collage, or painting prints reproduced on mounted and stretched canvass, for example).
About Brother-Jet multifunction Inkjet flatbed printer
Main applications: Promotional items, Customized gifts and Small quantity signage.
Printable materials: PVC, Metal, Glass, Crystal, Stone, Leather, Ceramic, Wood, Bamboo, Plastic, Paper, Aluminum.
Features:Bortherjet Flatbed printer is with 8 colors and it can make the printing result more fine and smooth. And also you can use 7 colors with our machine by C, M, Y, K, LC, LM, White, and White.
Advantages of our machines compared with others:
1.High resolution without any lines. We improved our flatbed printer in terms of the main board, power board and control system.
2.Quantity of experiences of study and marketing. 9 years of study and research, 5 years of experience of marketing.
3.Prompt and professional service. 24*7*365 online or call service is available.
4.High end of ink. All the inks and consumes are from Korea with less blogging problem on the ink system. Various of inks are available for different materials including D2, D3 and PCB.
5.Complete USER MENU. Video of all the whole installation process and daily maintenance.
6.Wider Printing thickness. Up to 200 mm.
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