UV Printer A3 L805 T-Shirt Printing Machine - High Resolution Prints

In this review of the UV Printer A3 L805 T-Shirt Printing Machine the bottom line is clear: this unit is aimed at small shops and serious hobbyists who need fast, high-precision direct printing on a wide range of materials. The standout reason to buy is its combination of an Epson XP600 style printhead and a white ink mixing system, which together deliver sharp detail and vivid color on substrates such as phone cases, glass, wood and fabric. The review covers speed, print quality, handling and limitations observed during regular use.

Key Features

• Fast speed and high precision: The A3 flatbed uses a 6-color printhead that prints much faster than older L-series models while supporting up to 2880 x 1440dpi for very fine detail.
• White ink mixing and circulation: An automatic white ink mixing and cleaning function reduces nozzle clogging and keeps white layers consistent for better opacity on dark or transparent surfaces.
• Vacuum adsorption platform: The built-in vacuum table holds media flat and wrinkle-free during printing, which improves registration and edge clarity on uneven items.
• Automatic height recognition: The printer detects product height automatically and supports a batch printing mode so repeated runs do not require re-scanning each piece.
• Versatile application support: This machine supports flat and cylindrical printing, varnish and 3D embossing effects, and works on materials like acrylic, metal, leather and PVC (not PP or PE).

Who It's For

This printer suits small production studios, custom merchandise makers and print shops that need an A3 flatbed capable of handling mixed-media jobs such as phone cases, mugs, small wood panels and textile transfers. The speed and automated white handling make it practical for moderate batch work without constant manual maintenance.

It is not the ideal choice for complete beginners who expect plug-and-play inks to be included, or for businesses that need to print on PP or PE plastics because those substrates are not supported. Buyers should also be prepared to source inks separately and follow maintenance procedures for long-term reliability.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High resolution and fast output from the 6-color printhead produce detailed, vivid prints suitable for small-run retail products.
• White ink circulation and automatic cleaning improve print stability and reduce downtime from clogs.
• Vacuum platform and automatic height detection make setup and batch printing more efficient for mixed items.

Cons

• Inks are not included with the package, so initial setup requires purchasing compatible inks separately.
• Cannot print on PP and PE materials, which limits some packaging and plastic part applications.

Specifications

Printhead	ESPON XP600 6-color style
Maximum resolution	Up to 2880 x 1440dpi (software selectable)
Maximum print area	19.7 x 12.6 in (A3 flatbed)
White ink system	Mixing and circulation with automatic cleaning
Platform features	Vacuum adsorption and automatic height recognition
Supported media	Phone cases, glass, wood, metal, acrylic, leather, PVC (no PP/PE)
Package includes	Printer, bottle holder, software, ink damper, syringe, cables (inks not included)

Our Verdict

The A3 UV Printer A3 L805 machine is a practical choice for small shops and makers who need high-resolution, versatile printing across many rigid and flexible substrates. Its fast 6-color printhead, white ink circulation and vacuum table deliver consistent, vivid results for short to medium production runs, provided buyers factor in separate ink purchases and the limitation on PP and PE materials.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are inks included with the printer?
No, inks are not included; buyers must purchase compatible inks separately before printing.

Can this printer handle batch printing?
Yes, it has automatic height recognition and a batch printing button so repeated prints do not require re-scanning each item.

Which materials are not supported?
The printer cannot print on polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE) plastics, though it supports many other rigid and flat materials.