UV-DTF Laminating Machine for eufyMake E1 UV Printer

Enhance the capabilities of your eufyMake E1 UV printer with a UV-DTF laminating film attachment! This attachment allows you to create one-of-kind UV-DTF stickers, labels, decals, and promotional graphics with your eufyMake E1 UV printer.

The E1 UV-DTF Laminating Film Attachment is designed to work with the eufyMake E1 UV printer and automate the lamination step of the UV-DTF workflow.

Features:

• Maximum substrate width (B-film)
  • 12.20"
• Substrate thickness (A-film)
  • 0.04"
• Provides even pressure when laminating transfer film for clean peel and flawless decal placement
• Eliminates hand lamination and waste less time
• Compact design to fit most workstations
• Seamless fit into the eufyMake E1
• No external lamination machines required
• Supports short-run sheets and long-run continuous production setups
• Gold-certified low-emission materials
• This can also be used with foils

Applications

• UV-DTF sticker & decal production
  • Perfect for UV-DTF water bottle stickers, car decals, or planner labels
  • Achieve crisp designs on 300+ surfaces, from glass and metal to wood and acrylic
• Product labeling for retail goods
• Promotional branding transfers
• Custom merch decoration and signage workflows

Includes:

• 25 sheets of A-film 11.81" x 1 5.75" (V72Y0-A)
• One roll of B-film - 12" x 98' (V72Y0-B)
• Mounting hardware
• Quick start setup guide
• Warranty documentation

How does the UV-DTF process work?

The UV-DTF process involves printing to a transfer sheet using a UV-LED printer. The first step is to design your artwork. Once you have your design ready, load your UV-DTF A-film in your machine and print directly to the A-film.

The following step is to laminate your A-film by combining it with the B-film and passing both films through a laminator, such as the eufyMake V8270 laminating machine. After that, cut out your design, peel it, and stick it in place!

Can you get good UV-DTF prints with the eufyMake?

Yes! The eufyMake printer is an excellent choice for producing UV-DTF prints. To achieve optimal results, make sure your A-film is clean, apply firm and even pressure when transferring, and always test your settings on a small sample first.