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- Brand Name
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- Certification
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Full Automatic 5 Colors 60x40cm 120w Uv Flatbed Printer
Full Automatic 5 Colors 60x40cm 120w Uv Flatbed Printer. from Beijing, China.
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Technical details
- Place of Origin
- Beijing, China
- Brand Name
- WallNova
- Certification
- RoHS for ink
Consolidated technical specifications
Full Automatic 5 Colors 60x40cm 120w Uv Flatbed Printer
Three fields are published and the listing records no model number, so the title carries the whole technical description. It names an automation level, a colour count, a format and a power figure, and none of the four is accompanied by the qualifier that would make it usable in a comparison.
| Field | Recorded value |
|---|---|
| Product designation | Full Automatic 5 Colors 60x40cm 120w Uv Flatbed Printer |
| Model Number | Not stated in this listing |
| Brand Name | WallNova |
| Place of Origin | Beijing, China |
| Platform reference | 14104298 |
| Category placement | Listed on this platform under multifunction flatbed printer |
| Designation descriptors | Automation descriptor, colour-count descriptor, format descriptor, power descriptor, UV ink descriptor, as stated in the product name |
| Conformity scope | RoHS for ink. A machine-level CE declaration is not stated in this listing. |
A 60x40cm format in a product name normally describes the platform outline. The printable area is smaller once clamping margins and the travel needed to reach the edges are accounted for, and that difference is what decides whether a given part nests efficiently.
Positioning within the flatbed and ground range
- 60x40cm places this entry at A2 scale: suited to small parts in batch and to sampling, not to full boards. Reading the platform size as the printable size is the most common selection error in this category, because the usable area is smaller than the outline once clamping and head clearance are accounted for.
- The 120W figure is an order-of-magnitude figure for the machine, and it is not the curing power. Curing depends on lamp power and carriage speed together, so the machine consumption and the lamp rating should be requested as two separate numbers rather than treated as one.
- Full automatic is not defined anywhere in the listing. Automatic head height, automatic cleaning and automatic loading are different features with different costs, so the phrase has to be broken into individual actions before delivery acceptance means anything.
Platform outline, colour count and an undefined automation scope
Four elements that each need one more value
The title reads like a specification but behaves like a summary. Every element opens a question: whether 60x40cm is the bed or the printable extent, what the fifth colour actually is, whether 120w belongs to the machine or to the lamp, and where Full Automatic starts and stops.
| Configuration item | Record basis for this unit | Buyer confirmation point |
|---|---|---|
| Model and nameplate | Identification rests on brand and reference alone; the listing records no model number | Put the serial and platform reference 14104298 on one order line so the unit cannot be confused with a sibling. |
| Format | 60x40cm given without saying whether it is the platform or the printable extent | Ask for both dimensions and for the margin that must stay clear at each edge. |
| Colour set | 5 Colors stated without naming the channels | Request the channel list, since a fifth channel may carry white, varnish or a light shade. |
| Power | 120w given without a measurement point | Have the quotation separate machine consumption from curing-lamp rating. |
| Automation | Full Automatic stated with no scope | Ask which steps are automatic and which remain manual, in sequence. |
None of these is a defect in the machine. They are gaps in the description, and each one is cheap to close in writing before the order and expensive to argue about afterwards.
Margins, colour channels and the 120w question
A 60x40cm bed is a nesting problem before it is a printing problem
At this format the machine earns its money on small parts in batches, so the constraint that binds is not maximum size but how many parts fit once the fixture and the edge margin are subtracted. The rest of the specification follows from that arithmetic.
| Area | What this machine imposes | Verification action |
|---|---|---|
| Printable extent | The bed dimension includes the area a clamp or locating pin occupies, and the carriage needs room to reach speed before the first printed millimetre. | Nest the actual part on a dimensioned bed drawing before committing to a batch size. |
| Fifth channel identity | Whether the fifth channel carries white, varnish or a light shade changes both the daily maintenance routine and the range of substrates the machine can address. | Obtain the channel list in writing and match it against the parts already quoted to customers. |
| Consistency across a run | A batch of small parts passes beneath the head for hours, and lamp heat combined with ink temperature drift shows as colour difference between the first and the last piece rather than as a fault. | Keep the first and last part of a full batch and compare them side by side under the same light. |
| 120w interpretation | A 120w figure could describe the machine's consumption or the curing lamp's rating, and the two lead to different circuit requirements on site. | Ask for both numbers and size the circuit against the larger of the two. |
| Automation boundary | Full Automatic might cover loading, height sensing and head cleaning, or nothing beyond the print cycle, and the labour content of a batch depends on which. | Ask for the step sequence and watch it run during a demonstration. |
| Batch economics | On small parts, set-up and file handling can outlast printing, so hourly throughput is decided outside the print cycle. | Time a complete batch from file open to last part unloaded during the demonstration. |
Colour and adhesion checks are commonly drawn from ASTM and ISO test-method families, agreed for the real part material and destination market. Quoting a family name describes the measurement route and carries no conformity status of its own.
Product description and image documentation
Complete product image set
Four views of this flatbed are held on the platform under reference 14104298 and appear below at their intrinsic aspect ratios. Selecting a view opens the enlarged viewer, with Previous and Next or the arrow keys moving through the set.
The four views shown are the complete set held for reference 14104298 and are served with their original library file names, so each can be checked against the listing record.
Independent manufacturer overview
WallNova Printing Technology Co., Ltd.
WallNova appears on this platform as a digital wall printing technology manufacturer, with the place of origin recorded as Beijing, China. The block below summarises the supplier entity; the delivered configuration of this particular machine is a separate matter.
- Brand
- WallNova
- Positioning
- Digital Wall Printing Technology
- Product origin
- Beijing, China
- Contact address
- Longhua District, Shenzhen, China
- Service hours
- 8:30-17:30 (China time)
- Business scope
- Direct-to-wall printing systems
Conformity scope and qualification
| Qualification aspect | Scope statement |
|---|---|
| Machine conformity | Assessed for the shipped model and the regulatory requirements of the destination market. |
| Ink conformity | Assessed separately from the machine, against the ink set supplied with the order. |
| Certificate applicability | Certification depends on the actual product model and target market. |
| Documentation control | Documents are issued against the delivered configuration schedule and the named contracting entity. |
Certification depends on the actual product model and target market. The listing's RoHS entry covers the ink, and a machine-level document for a given destination is requested separately.
What a small-format buyer needs pinned down
Bed size, fifth colour and what automatic covers
The questions below are specific to a 60x40cm machine with five channels. Questions about payment, packing and shipping are answered in the quotation.
Is the printable area the full 60x40cm?
Probably not. A platform dimension describes the bed, and clamping, locating features and carriage travel reduce what can actually be printed. Ask for the printable extent and the clear margin at each edge, then nest the part on a dimensioned drawing.
What is the fifth colour?
The listing does not say. Five channels usually means CMYK plus white or varnish, but that is an assumption until the channel list is in the quotation, and the answer changes both maintenance and the substrates the machine can address.
Is 120w the machine or the lamp?
Unstated. The distinction matters because a curing lamp draws differently from the electronics, and the circuit has to carry both plus inrush. The quotation should give machine consumption and lamp rating as two separate figures.
How much of Full Automatic is automatic?
The title does not define the scope. It could describe the print cycle alone, or include height sensing and head cleaning. Ask for the step sequence and watch a batch run, because labour content is what the automation claim is really about.
Does a small bed limit the business?
It limits part size rather than throughput. At this format the machine suits batches of small parts, sampling and short runs, and the practical limit to watch is nesting efficiency after fixture space is deducted.
Which documents arrive with the machine?
The conformity entry in the listing covers the ink under RoHS. Machine conformity for a given market is confirmed at quotation, and the ink data sheet should travel with the delivery so that a later batch can be compared against the qualified one.
Order-stage checks for a 60x40cm bed
Six figures to obtain before a batch size is promised
The checks below decide whether this machine can produce the parts a buyer already has in mind. They are commercial questions with technical answers.
| Check | What this unit requires | Record to hold |
|---|---|---|
| Printable extent | Both platform and printable dimensions are stated, with the edge margin. | Dimensioned bed drawing |
| Channel list | The five channels are named rather than inferred. | Quotation channel table |
| Power split | Machine consumption and lamp rating appear as two numbers. | Quotation with circuit sizing note |
| Automation sequence | Steps performed automatically are listed in order. | Demonstration checklist |
| Nesting trial | A representative part is nested on the drawing and the batch count recorded. | Nesting sheet |
| Identification | Platform reference 14104298, brand and serial are grouped on the order. | Order schedule |
If a supplier cannot produce the dimensioned bed drawing, treat the format figure as advertising rather than as a constraint a batch can be planned around.
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