Our Wikipedia, marking methods: UV printing

This is a type of printing that uses special ink in the CMYK + White color palette, cured with white light. UV printing can be applied to almost any flat surface of figurines. It allows for the application of colorful graphics and text in a full range of colors, as well as the use of white color and transparent varnish. The print can be applied to glass, acrylic, metal, and even properly prepared wood. It is also used to apply prints to boxes such as logos. The print is very resistant to weather conditions, so it can also be used on surfaces outside buildings. It is also wear-resistant.

In simple terms, applying ink to the surface is very similar to home inkjet printers - through a print head. However, it is a specialized ink that is cured with UV light immediately after printing, giving it the required durability.

Depending on the material on which the print is applied, an additional layer of primer ink is often used to enhance the ink's adhesion.

The print cannot be made on irregular surfaces or protruding elements. The print can be made on porous and highly absorbent surfaces, but its quality depends on the surface of the material.