UV Transfer

1. UV Transfer is a printing method that uses ultraviolet light to cure special ink onto a surface. This process creates vibrant, durable prints on a variety of materials such as acrylic, glass, metal, and some plastics.

UV Transfer works by printing a design onto a transfer film or directly onto a material using UV ink. The ink is then exposed to ultraviolet light, which rapidly hardens the ink, creating a long-lasting and high-quality print.

UV Transfer is most commonly used on hard surfaces like acrylic, glass, and metal. While some UV printers can be used for certain fabric types, UV transfer is generally not suitable for fabrics like cotton or polyester, as it is more effective on non-porous materials.