Epson-head UV printers with factory-direct economics.
Buy practical UV flatbed, hybrid, roll-to-roll and UV DTF systems for American shops that need sellable capacity, open consumables and a payback story that makes sense.
Keep premium UV work in-house without paying premium-brand capex first.
Choose the printer by the revenue you want to own.
We focus on practical Epson-head platforms: rigid media, direct-to-object products, UV DTF labels, boards, rolls and hybrid work with enough margin to justify the machine.
Audley UV9060 I3200-U1 Flatbed
Three Epson I3200-U1 heads give the UV9060 the speed and print quality small shops want without the capital load of a premium-brand flatbed.
From $8,900View details
Audley UV1313 I3200-U1 Flatbed
The UV1313 gives you a much bigger rigid-media platform while keeping the economics of an Epson I3200-U1 print system.
From $16,900View details
Audley Hybrid UV I3200 Roll and Flatbed
The hybrid UV platform is for sign shops that want one production lane for boards, banners, film, canvas and decor media.
From $21,900View details
Audley Vision Positioning UV Printer
Vision positioning helps shops place artwork accurately on jigs, cut pieces, promotional blanks and products that are not perfectly square.
From $10,900View details
Audley UV9060 F1080 / TX800 Flatbed
This configuration is a practical entry point for promotional products, small signs and samples when the budget is not ready for I3200 heads.
From $5,900View details
Audley A3 UV Printer F1080
A small-footprint UV printer for shops that want to learn the market, sell custom objects and keep production close to the design desk.
From $4,900View detailsPrint the jobs customers already buy in the U.S.
UV equipment is valuable because one machine can touch many categories: signage, awards, packaging mockups, drinkware, panels, decor, industrial labels and short-run branded merchandise.
More of your budget goes into printable capacity.
Premium-brand UV flatbeds are strong machines. Our lane is different: help shops buy capable Epson-head equipment with lower capital exposure, then support the real details - media, ink, setup, training and service.
Estimate printer payback before you quote freight.
Start with a common product mix, then adjust the numbers to match your shop. The model is directional, not a financing offer.
Why shops compare us with Mimaki before buying.
Mimaki builds excellent premium equipment. Epson.Press focuses on a different buyer: shops that want capable UV production, lower starting capex and serviceable economics before moving into six-figure platforms.
Factory-direct Epson-head machines can let a shop test UV demand with far less capital tied up than a premium flatbed package.
Ink, film, dampers and common service parts are easier to price-shop when the business is not locked into a single premium ecosystem.
Start with profitable applications, prove demand, then add speed, head count or a larger bed only when orders justify it.
Service that starts before the crate ships.
We prepare the buying file like a production plan: power, footprint, freight, media, ink, operator training and backup parts.
Scope the work
We map your products, substrates, size range, expected volume and finishing workflow.
Match the platform
You get a short list with tradeoffs, not a random catalog dump.
Coordinate delivery
We plan freight, options, ink set, spare parts and installation requirements.
Support production
After installation, we help with maintenance rhythm, settings, consumables and service questions.
Buyer insight for UV print shops.
Short, practical articles for owners comparing UV platforms, ink cost and payback.
Epson I3200 UV flatbed vs. Mimaki-class flatbeds: where ROI really changes
A practical, shop-owner comparison of factory-direct Epson-head UV flatbeds and premium-brand systems. The real question is not which logo is stronger. It is which machine your orders can pay back fastest.
UV ink cost, U.S. demand and why open platforms change job costing
Ink is not the only cost in UV printing, but it changes how boldly a shop quotes samples, white ink, varnish and short-run personalization. This guide turns ink cost into practical shop math.
I1600, I3200, F1080 and TX800: choosing the right Epson-head UV platform
Printhead choice should follow the business model. A trophy shop, a UV DTF seller and a sign shop do not need the same machine or the same service budget.