Amica TBC 3Sixty Pro Bottle Printing Machine UV High Speed

Key Features & Information

Rotary UV Inkjet Printers

3sixty Pro is an extremely fast UV-LED printer completely built for direct printing on cylindrical and cone shaped objects, such as bottles, thermos and cans. Using eco friendly UV-LED technology, 3sixty offers ability to print on a wide range of materials including metal, glass, paper, wood, plastic etc. 3sixty is the best machine for cylindrical printing.

Using eco friendly UV-LED technology, 3sixty offers ability to print on a wide range of materials including metal, glass, paper, wood, plastic etc.

The Pro now features high throw printing with the ability to print further away on odd shaped bottles.

3Sixty Pro – Rotary bottle printer

Cylindrical inkjet printers are designed for printing on either flat- or taper-walled cylindrical objects such as water bottles, pint glasses and other drinkware.

A Cylindrical Inkjet Printer For Every Application

Store artwork for rapid changeovers. Direct-to-object rotational inkjet printing equipment for everything from drinkware to industrial parts. With throughputs ranging from 60 parts per hour to thousands of parts per hour. Some with inline pre-treatment and automated load/unload capabilities for blistering throughput speeds. All with CMYK process colours plus white and with varnish options. All variable data capable. Read on to find the one that is right for your application.

Increased Speeds

The Pro features a 25% increase in speed when printing varnish

What is UV Printing?

Since the introduction of digital flatbed printers, it is now possible to print directly onto components using inkjet printing heads. Digital printing is ideal for short print runs, especially for multi-colour images, because the images are sent directly to the printing heads via RIP software. This means that you do not need to produce film positives, printing plates and ink formulations, making digital printing very cost effective and easy to setup.

We offer a range of digital flatbed printers that use UV curing inks for instant curing onto the substrate. There is a limitation to what can be printed compared to pad printing, as the print heads need to be within 2-3 mm of the surface to be printed to avoid overspray and loss of focus to the printed image.