First E1 personal UV printer can print on any surface

Name: First E1 personal UV printer can print on any surface
Uploaded: 2025-04-26T08:38:00.000Z
Description: eufyMake has rolled out a unique device on Kickstarter - the E1 personal UV printer. It is capable of printing on any surface. The printer provides a crisp 1440 dpi image and automatically adjusts to curved surfaces. The unique Direct-to-Film (DTF) technology allows users to easily apply images to a variety of items including mugs, phones, wooden boards, leather, glass and even rocks. All it t

eufyMake has rolled out a unique device on Kickstarter - the E1 personal UV printer. It is capable of printing on any surface.

The printer provides a crisp 1440 dpi image and automatically adjusts to curved surfaces. The unique Direct-to-Film (DTF) technology allows users to easily apply images to a variety of items including mugs, phones, wooden boards, leather, glass and even rocks. All it takes is printing a design on a special film and applying it to the surface. No presses or sophisticated equipment is required.

The printer uses ink that is resistant to washing and sunlight. It is also equipped with software with design editing functions using artificial intelligence.

The device comes standard with 100-milliliter cartridges of CMYK, white and gray ink, a 380-milliliter cleaning cartridge, a rotary nozzle and a DTF laminator. The printer starts at $1,500. The first shipments are scheduled to arrive as early as July 2025

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