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UV-LED curing, on-demand piezo printheads, waveform control, advanced pass control, nozzle monitoring, and RIP-driven production tools support repeatable direct imaging.
A family-level guide to Mimaki UJF direct-to-object UV-LED printers for promotional products, ADA signage, packaging prototypes, awards, electronics, textured prints, jig-based production, and cylindrical printing with Kebab HS.
The Mimaki UJF Series groups compact and production UV-LED flatbeds that print directly onto rigid objects and sheet materials. The family is built for shops that need high-detail personalization, accurate registration, specialty ink effects, low-volume to mid-volume production, and repeatable workflows with jigs and RasterLink7.
UV-LED curing, on-demand piezo printheads, waveform control, advanced pass control, nozzle monitoring, and RIP-driven production tools support repeatable direct imaging.
Promotional products, awards, ADA and wayfinding signage, packaging samples, electronics panels, membrane switches, décor, textured art, and branded gifts.
Model choices scale from compact desktop production to larger tabletop capacity and higher precision UJF-7151 plusII e workflows.
AMCAD Graphics supports equipment selection, installation coordination, operator training, service pathways, ink guidance, and consumable planning.
Each model fits a different production footprint. Use the 3042 for compact personalization, the 6042 for larger tabletop direct-to-object work, and the 7151 plusII e for advanced texture, precision, and industrial loading.

Compact tabletop UV-LED flatbed for specialty items, awards, personalized products, component parts, and small-format direct-to-object work.

Higher-capacity tabletop UJF platform with a larger print area, four-head staggered array, improved image quality, automatic maintenance, and specialty ink support.

Production-focused UJF platform for advanced ink layering, 2.5D texture, curved or uneven surfaces, light color configurations, and industrial table stability.
These highlights are written for buyers comparing equipment, production teams planning workflows, and creative teams evaluating what the UJF platform can produce.
Ink is cured on or near the surface, enabling direct printing to many rigid products and reducing the need for transfer workflows.
Repeatable fixtures support batches of phone cases, badges, golf items, plaques, panels, and promotional products.
Included RIP workflow supports variable data, jig printing, layered effects, and production management for UJF applications.
White ink supports dark, clear, and colored substrates. Clear ink enables gloss, texture, and dimensional highlight effects.
Layered UV printing can create tactile surfaces, simulated embossing, spot gloss, braille-style effects, and high-value decorative output.
Nozzle monitoring, recovery, circulation, and automated maintenance functions help protect uptime and consistency.
Expands UJF flatbed use into high-speed 360 degree printing on cylindrical and tapered objects such as tumblers and bottles.
AMCAD Graphics can support pre-sale workflow planning, installation coordination, training, service, inks, and maintenance parts.
Move from compact tabletop printing to larger beds and industrial table capacity without leaving the UJF ecosystem.
For the USA market, lead with Mimaki USA listed UJF ink families. Availability can vary by model and configuration, so confirm final ink sets during quoting.
LH-100, LUS-120, LUS-150 where supported.
Core process color for rigid and flexible UV ink sets.
Process color for graphics, packaging samples, and décor.
Process black for text, graphics, control panels, and high-contrast marks.
Underbase and overprint workflows on clear, dark, and colored materials.
Spot gloss, texture, raised effects, and Mimaki Clear Control workflows.
PR-200 primer supports adhesion workflows on selected challenging materials.
Light cyan and light magenta are key value channels on higher-end UJF configurations.
| Ink family | Colors | Common USA part numbers shown by Mimaki USA | Buyer note |
|---|---|---|---|
| LH-100 UV Curable Ink | CMYK, White, Clear | 250 ml: I-LH100-C/M/Y/K/W/CL-B2-1. 1 L: LH100-C/M/Y/K/W/CL-BA. | Rigid UV ink set for hard goods and direct-to-object applications. |
| LUS-120 Curable Ink | CMYK, White, Clear | 250 ml: I-LUS12-C/M/Y/K/W/CL-B2-1. 1 L: LUS12-C/M/Y/K/W/CL-BA. | Flexible UV ink option for broader material compatibility. |
| LUS-150 UV Curable Ink | CMYK, White | 1 L: LUS15-C-BA, LUS15-M-BA, LUS15-Y-BA, LUS-15-K-BA, LUS-15-W-BA. | Flexible UV ink option listed by Mimaki USA for UJF MkII e pages. |
| PR-200 UV Primer | Primer | 250 ml and 1 L: PR200-Z-BA. | Used when adhesion support is needed for selected substrates. |
The UJF family is built for printing directly onto finished objects, rigid substrates, clear acrylic, specialty panels, promotional products, signage, and high-value textured graphics. Featured examples are shown first, followed by a continuous application carousel.

Layered clear and color workflows can create tactile print surfaces, embossed-looking graphics, spot gloss, and premium decorative output.

White ink, clear ink, and second-surface printing support premium acrylic graphics, awards, décor panels, display pieces, and retail signage.

Direct printing supports decorated gifts, golf items, pop sockets, drinkware, badges, packaging samples, and branded merchandise.

UJF printers are used for nameplates, compliance signs, control panels, membrane overlays, wayfinding graphics, and durable marked components.
Embossed artwork
Spot gloss samples
Phone cases
Braille and ADA signs
Electronics overlays
Glass bottles
Plaques and trophies
Textured business cards
Embossed artwork
Spot gloss samples
Phone cases
Braille and ADA signs
Electronics overlays
Glass bottles
Plaques and trophies
Textured business cardsThe UJF family uses Mimaki core technologies to improve dot placement, reduce banding, monitor nozzle performance, recover from nozzle issues, and stabilize white ink workflows.

Controls droplet shape and placement for clean output, fine detail, and reliable color formation.

Reduces banding and helps maintain smoother gradations across direct-to-object output.

Monitors nozzles to protect quality and reduce manual inspection demands.

Allows production to continue by compensating for missing nozzles when recovery is needed.

Circulates white ink to support pigment stability and reduce settling issues.

Supports higher-volume UJF workflows and helps manage operating efficiency on production configurations.
Build opaque bases on clear, dark, or colored products and print second-surface acrylic graphics.
Add spot gloss, raised highlights, simulated embossing, and decorative texture.
Create backlit graphics, day-night effects, clear overcoats, and dimensional print stacks.
Use routed, laser-cut, or 3D printed jigs for accurate batch personalization.
On the UJF-7151 plusII e, LD3 mode supports printing over height differences up to 10 mm (0.4 in).
Print 360 degrees on cylinders and tapered products up to 100 mm (3.9 in) diameter and 300 mm (11.8 in) length.
| Model | Productivity indicator | Resolution | Media height | Load capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UJF-3042 MkII e | 2.5 m²/hr (26.7 ft²/hr) in 4-color mode | 1200 x 1200 dpi | 153 mm (6.02 in) | 5 kg (11 lb) |
| UJF-6042 MkII e | 3.5 m²/hr (37.9 ft²/hr) in 4-color mode | 1200 x 1200 dpi | 153 mm (6.02 in) | 8 kg (17.6 lb) |
| UJF-7151 plusII e | Production UV flatbed with 30 kg (66 lb) table load and advanced layering | Up to 1,800 dpi | 153 mm (6.02 in) | 30 kg (66 lb) |
| Kebab HS option | Up to 3x faster than previous Kebab generation | Model dependent | Rotary object workflow | Up to 100 mm (3.9 in) diameter and 300 mm (11.8 in) length |
Mimaki USA lists enclosed print areas on compact models to reduce dust contamination and UV exposure, and identifies low VOC GREENGUARD Gold certified rigid and flexible UV-LED inks for UJF models. Always confirm the exact ink certification and installation requirements for the final machine configuration.

This comparison helps buyers quickly understand print area, load capacity, thickness clearance, and the best-fit production role for each UJF model.
| Criteria | UJF-3042 MkII e | UJF-6042 MkII e | UJF-7151 plusII e |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best fit | Compact personalization and small products | Larger tabletop direct-to-object production | Industrial precision, texture, and advanced ink layering |
| Maximum print area | 300 x 420 mm (11.8 x 16.5 in) | 600 x 420 mm (23.6 x 16.5 in) | 710 x 510 mm (28 x 20 in) |
| Maximum media thickness | 153 mm (6.02 in) | 153 mm (6.02 in) | 153 mm (6.02 in) |
| Load capacity | 5 kg (11 lb) | 8 kg (17.6 lb) | 30 kg (66 lb) |
| Resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi | 1200 x 1200 dpi | Up to 1,800 dpi |
| Special value | Small footprint, white and clear effects, jig work | More area, faster 4-color mode, robust tabletop platform | 2.5D texture, LD3 uneven surface printing, light color inks, heavier table |
| Recommended buyer | Promo shops, awards shops, makers, schools, personalization startups | Established shops, print service providers, packaging sample teams | Industrial decorators, production personalization, textured art, premium graphics |
All metric values are paired with imperial values where applicable.
| Specification | UJF-3042 MkII e | UJF-6042 MkII e | UJF-7151 plusII e |
|---|---|---|---|
| Printer type | Compact tabletop UV-LED flatbed | Tabletop UV-LED flatbed | Multipurpose UV-LED flatbed printer |
| Printhead | Three on-demand piezo heads in staggered array | Four on-demand piezo heads in staggered array | Multi-head production UV configuration |
| Maximum resolution | 1200 x 1200 dpi | 1200 x 1200 dpi | Up to 1,800 dpi |
| 4-color print speed | 2.5 m²/hr (26.7 ft²/hr) | 3.5 m²/hr (37.9 ft²/hr) | Application and mode dependent |
| Maximum print area | 300 x 420 mm (11.8 x 16.5 in) | 600 x 420 mm (23.6 x 16.5 in) | 710 x 510 mm (28 x 20 in) |
| Maximum media area | 356 x 457 mm (14 x 18 in) | 660 x 457 mm (26 x 18 in) | Confirm during quoting by configuration |
| Maximum media thickness | 153 mm (6.02 in) | 153 mm (6.02 in) | 153 mm (6.02 in) |
| Maximum media weight | 5 kg (11 lb) | 8 kg (17.6 lb) | 30 kg (66 lb) |
| USA ink families | LH-100, LUS-120, LUS-150, PR-200 primer | LH-100, LUS-120, LUS-150, PR-200 primer | Configuration-dependent UV inks including process, white, clear, primer, and light colors where supported |
| Software | RasterLink7 and MDL included | RasterLink7 with variable data and jig printing functionality | Mimaki workflow tools with automation support, configuration dependent |
| Interface | Ethernet 1000BASE-T, USB 2.0 Hi-Speed | Ethernet 1000BASE-T, USB 2.0 Hi-Speed | Confirm by final configuration |
| Operating environment | 20 to 30 °C (68 to 86 °F), 35 to 65 percent RH non-condensing | Confirm by installation guide | Confirm by installation guide |
| Dimensions | 135.6 x 129 x 85.6 cm (53.4 x 50.8 x 33.7 in) | Confirm final footprint with stand and options | Confirm final footprint with stand and options |
| Weight | 135 kg (297.6 lb) | Confirm by final configuration | Confirm by final configuration |
Specifications are intended for family-page comparison. Final configuration, ink set, electrical requirements, options, and installation details should be confirmed during quoting.
UJF printers support small-format direct-to-object production for creative shops, sign makers, promotional product decorators, awards businesses, industrial graphics teams, and custom product manufacturers.

Golf balls, drinkware, pop sockets, pens, badges, plaques, gifts, and branded merchandise.

Wayfinding, compliance signage, ADA-style tactile graphics, nameplates, and institutional signs.

Control panels, membrane switch overlays, dials, gauges, electronics cases, and serialized parts.

Second-surface acrylic, decorative panels, dimensional displays, art pieces, awards, and retail décor.

Personalized plaques, trophies, crystal-style awards, metal plates, donor walls, and premium recognition pieces.

Short-run packaging samples, branded mockups, dieline samples, proofing panels, and presentation-ready prototypes.

Gauge faces, product labels, switch plates, rating plates, instructional panels, and durable identification graphics.

On-demand giftware, limited editions, e-commerce personalization, retail displays, décor items, and specialty branded goods.
Watch a UJF application video to see direct-to-object printing, specialty effects, and production workflow possibilities in a familiar YouTube player with full controls.

RasterLink7 helps UJF users control color, jobs, layered printing, variable data, and jig-based production. AMCAD Graphics can help align software workflow with target applications, fixture design, color expectations, and consumable planning.
Build the quote around the machine, ink configuration, cleaning supplies, maintenance parts, options, software workflow, and training requirements.

Plan the correct ink configuration for your UJF model, including CMYK process colors plus white, clear, primer, and specialty channels where supported for your application mix.

Plan for cleaning supplies, caps, wipers, filters, maintenance liquids, and recommended service items based on usage, ink configuration, and production environment.

Explore real UJF output examples including raised textures, spot gloss effects, acrylic graphics, signage, promotional products, décor, awards, and specialty direct-to-object applications.
Kebab HS is an optional system for UJF Series flatbed UV printers. It enables 360 degree printing onto cylindrical objects and supports tapered products up to a 7.5 degree taper. The compatible range includes objects up to 100 mm (3.9 in) in diameter and 300 mm (11.8 in) in length.
Use these answers to compare models, understand common applications, and prepare questions for an AMCAD Graphics equipment consultation.
The Mimaki UJF Series is used for direct-to-object UV printing on small-format rigid items, promotional products, acrylic, wood, metal, glass, plastics, awards, signage, packaging samples, industrial parts, electronics overlays, and personalized products.
The UJF-3042 MkII e is often the best fit for compact personalization workflows because it supports specialty item printing in a smaller footprint while still offering UJF capabilities such as white ink, clear ink, jig printing, and direct-to-object production.
The UJF-6042 MkII e expands the printable area to 600 x 420 mm (23.6 x 16.5 in), making it a strong choice for larger tabletop work, fixtures with multiple parts, signs, panels, and larger promotional products.
The UJF-7151 plusII e has the largest listed print area in this comparison at 710 x 510 mm (28 x 20 in), along with a heavier listed load capacity for more demanding production needs.
Yes. With the optional Kebab HS system, compatible UJF Series printers can print 360 degrees around cylindrical and tapered objects such as tumblers, bottles, glassware, vases, and drinkware.
Common UJF applications include acrylic, plastics, wood, metal, glass, leather-like materials, coated items, promotional goods, rigid panels, electronic parts, and finished products. Final compatibility depends on ink selection, surface preparation, adhesion requirements, and testing.
Yes. White ink is commonly used as an underbase on clear, dark, or colored substrates, and it can also be used in layered workflows for premium graphics and specialty effects.
Yes. Clear ink can be used for spot gloss, simulated embossing, dimensional highlights, tactile textures, and premium finishing effects depending on the model, ink configuration, artwork setup, and production workflow.
UJF printers are used by sign shops, promotional product decorators, awards and recognition companies, packaging prototype teams, industrial graphics producers, product personalization businesses, print providers, and creative studios producing specialty graphics.
Mimaki RasterLink7 is commonly used with UJF workflows for job setup, color control, layered printing, jig production, variable data, and direct-to-object print management.
UJF ink suitability depends on the ink family and target application. Mimaki USA lists UJF ink families for UV direct-to-object production, and GREENGUARD-related sustainability information should be reviewed during final configuration.
AMCAD Graphics can help with equipment selection, model comparison, ink guidance, application planning, installation coordination, training, service pathways, maintenance planning, and consumable support.
Mimaki UJF printers support the IP industry by using UV-curable ink technology to print directly onto a wide variety of materials. These systems are used on manufacturing floors and in production shops to decorate products, personalize finished goods, produce novelty items, and create industrial graphics with repeatable quality.
Main printing materials include plastic, acrylic, glass, metal, wood, and many other compatible rigid surfaces. Final results depend on ink selection, surface preparation, adhesion requirements, and application testing.
Tell us what you want to print, how many pieces you need to produce, which materials you use, and whether you need white, clear, primer, texture, or Kebab HS cylindrical printing.
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