Description
1800s UV Printer – Small Format Flatbed by Direct Color Systems
The 1800s UV printer by Direct Color Systems is a compact, high-performance UV-LED flatbed printer designed for customisation, product decoration, and small-batch production. It offers a space-saving footprint, fast curing times, and premium print quality—perfect for promotional businesses, signmakers, and creators who need a professional finish in a tight space.
Three Sizes, Same Powerful Performance
The 1800s UV printer comes in three Z-axis height options, allowing you to choose the right fit based on your application:
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1800s10 – 10cm Z axis
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1800s15 – 15cm Z axis
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1800s35 – 35cm Z axis (great for bottles, boxes & tall objects)
No matter which model you choose, you get a durable, industrial-quality machine built for flexibility and creative output.
Print Area & Capability
With a generous print area of 304mm x 610mm, the 1800s handles rigid and cylindrical products with ease—including bottle printing. Its adjustable vacuum bed and height clearance make it suitable for flat, uneven, or pre-assembled items.
The system uses Color Byte RIP 10 software for precise print control and includes a new large-capacity bulk ink system to reduce refills and maximise ink usage.
You can print on:
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Plastics (ABS, acrylic, PVC)
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Wood, glass, rubber, metal, and leather
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Promotional products and signage
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Items up to 35cm tall (with 1800s35)
Built in the USA, Supported in Australia
Manufactured by Direct Color Systems in the USA, the 1800s UV printer is built to last. Supplied and supported locally by TechieTools, you’ll get full installation, training, and ongoing technical support across Australia.
Machine dimensions:
Depth – 806.7mm
Height – 647mm (varies with Z height)
Width – 1239.4mm
Book a Demo or Get a Quote
The 1800s UV printer is perfect for businesses wanting compact versatility and high-end print results.
Reach out today to book a demo or request a tailored quote.
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