Skycolor uv printer is not only a fine mechanical device, but also a complex electronic device. Therefore, user's operation method and basic maintenance are factors that determine long-term use of Skycolor uv printer.
1.Indoor environment of Skycolor uv printer
If working environment is not good, dust can easily enter main ink cartridge and then to auxiliary ink cartridge, and then enter Skycolor uv printer head, which will affect printing effect and shorten service life of uv printer head.
2.Operation of Skycolor uv printer
Nozzle of Skycolor uv printer head should not rub against any object, otherwise it will easily damage print head, causing clogging and dripping, which will affect printing effect.
3.Auxiliary accessories of Skycolor uv printer
Every accessory on Skycolor uv printer has its purpose, don't remove it randomly. Like main cartridge, secondary cartridge, filter, etc.
4.Ink of Skycolor uv printer
Quality of ink directly affects quality of picture and print head. It is best to use ink recommended by UV printer manufacturer, because these inks have undergone rigorous and long-term testing, which guarantees to nozzle.
5.Maintenance of Skycolor uv printer
Before Skycolor uv printer is shut down and power off, flatbed uv printer head must be cleaned, and nozzle must be placed on moisturizing sea surface pad. After stopping uv printer, be sure to coat surface of nozzle with cleaning fluid and wrap it tightly with plastic wrap to reduce volatilization of cleaning fluid and ink.
Zhengzhou New Century Digital Technology Co., Ltd (Skycolor UV Printer:
www.skycoloruv.com) is a professional high-tech enterprise engaged in R&D, production and sale of skycolor uv flatbed printer,skycolor uv roll to roll printer and related consumables.
Over the years,company has accumulated rich experience in digital uv printing field and gathered a batch of employees with professional skills. With high product quality and standardized service system,company has won high reputation from global market and trust of cooperated units.
