Acrylic and rigid plastics
Common candidates for display parts, product inserts, prototypes, and branded components. The plastic and finish still need review.
Most of our UV printing projects begin with objects supplied by the client. We apply full-color graphics and white ink directly to compatible products, panels, packaging, awards, prototypes, and short runs. Send photos and artwork first so we can assess the surface, clearance, adhesion risk, and setup.

UV printing services apply ink directly to a compatible object or rigid substrate, then cure it with ultraviolet light. The process supports detailed graphics, short runs, personalization, and white ink without applying a separate label. Material, coating, shape, and access determine whether a project is a good fit.
Common candidates for display parts, product inserts, prototypes, and branded components. The plastic and finish still need review.
Potential applications include faceplates, tags, awards, and control panels when the surface is accessible and properly prepared.
These surfaces may need pretreatment or an adhesion test. Coating, shape, and intended handling matter.
Useful for presentation boxes, samples, display pieces, and short-run packaging when texture and absorbency are suitable.
Logos, names, graphics, and variable details can be evaluated for plaques, recognition pieces, and fabricated parts.
We review supplied products individually. Extra units may be required for setup, registration, or adhesion testing.
A material name alone is not enough to approve a UV printing job. We also consider the coating, texture, print-area height, edge clearance, intended wear, and whether the item can be held securely.
Send photos, dimensions, quantity, material if known, and how the item will reach us. Do not ship anything until the project is reviewed.
Vector artwork is preferred. A high-resolution raster file may also work, depending on the design, print size, and expected detail.
Identify the side or face, finished print size, orientation, and alignment. Marking up a photo is often the clearest way to show placement.
We review access, adhesion risk, setup, fixture needs, production timing, and logistics before confirming what is included.
The minimum covers small custom work, but it is not a flat price for every job. Quantity, print area, artwork variations, white ink, pretreatment, testing, fixture work, and handling can change the quote.
Plan for at least 2–3 weeks for most projects. The timeline can include review, receiving the items, testing, proof approval, setup, and production. Shipping may add time.
If pretreatment, a custom fixture, test prints, or extra handling is needed, those items are identified before production.
Extra units may be required for registration or testing. Any special handling expectations should be agreed in writing.
Standard UV printing projects should allow at least 2–3 weeks, but we know event merchandise and branded products do not always arrive with a comfortable lead time. We will consider rush work when the item, artwork, production setup, and schedule make it realistic.
You can start the form before every file is ready, but item photos, dimensions, and placement details are needed before we can confirm feasibility and production pricing.
UV printing services apply ink directly to a compatible object or rigid substrate and cure it with ultraviolet light. This makes full-color, white-ink, and short-run customization possible without applying a separate label. The item still needs review because material, finish, shape, and print-head access affect feasibility and adhesion.
Client-supplied items may be accepted after review. Send the material, dimensions, quantity, photos, print placement, and intended use. Depending on the item and setup, we may ask for extra units for registration or adhesion testing. Do not ship items until the quote confirms the logistics.
Vector PDF, AI, EPS, or SVG files are preferred for logos and line art. High-resolution PNG, TIFF, or PSD files may work for raster artwork. Include the finished print size, placement, orientation, and any white-ink requirements. File acceptance is confirmed during review.
Plan for at least 2 to 3 weeks for most UV printing projects. Timing begins after we have the required item details, artwork, placement, and deadline, and it may include quoting, receiving the items, testing, proof approval, setup, and production. Larger runs, custom fixtures, revisions, and shipping can add time. Your quote confirms the project-specific schedule.
Rush and event-driven projects are considered when production capacity, item suitability, artwork readiness, quantity, setup, and delivery logistics allow. Rush availability is not guaranteed, and an additional fee or adjusted scope may apply. Send the firm in-hands date, event location, item photos, dimensions, quantity, artwork, and print placement as soon as possible.
UV printing projects start at $250. Final pricing depends on quantity, print area, artwork variations, white ink, pretreatment, setup, fixture work, testing, and handling. Any separate setup charge is listed in the written quote.
Sometimes, but direct UV printing is most predictable when the printable area stays level and within the machine clearance. Curves, recesses, texture, and changing height can distort the image or make the item unsuitable. Photos and dimensions help us assess what is realistic.
No print should be described as universally permanent or scratch-proof. Adhesion and wear depend on the substrate, coating, preparation, exposure, cleaning, and handling. We may recommend testing or a different production method when durability requirements are demanding.
UV printing uses a digital CMYK workflow, often with white ink, so color can shift with the substrate, underbase, artwork, and viewing conditions. Share any color-critical requirements before quoting. A printed sample may be recommended, and an exact spot-color match is not assumed unless the quote states otherwise.