DPI Laboratory Disrupts UV Printing Market with All-in-One Business-ready Package

DPI Laboratory announced the launch of its Catalyst Nanos Business Ready Package, a fully equipped UV printing system designed to break down barriers of cost and complexity. For the first time, businesses can access a complete, professional-grade UV printing solution for under $20,000, a fraction of the traditional $40,000 entry point.

The Catalyst Nanos Business Ready package delivers everything required to start profitable UV printing operations immediately, making it the most comprehensive package on the market at this price point.

Powered by the latest Epson printhead technology and paired with professional RIP software, U.S.-made inks, and full support, the Catalyst Nanos offers industrial-grade reliability in a compact, accessible system.

“This package is designed to make professional-grade UV printing more accessible,” said Lon Riley, Founder and CEO of DPI Laboratory. “For too long, businesses have been priced out or forced into hidden add-ons and compromises. With Catalyst Nanos, we’re giving businesses a complete, ready-to-run solution that delivers professional results without the sticker shock.”

Complete Package Includes:

• Roll and rotary printing systems for versatile production.
• Two trays of choice for immediate application flexibility.
• Professional-grade RIP software with advanced color management.
• U.S.-made UV inks designed for quality and durability.
• Full setup and configuration—no hidden add-ons, no compromises.

The Catalyst Nanos Business Ready package is built for small businesses, startups, makers, and manufacturers looking to enter the UV printing market, or cut their own printing costs, with confidence and no hidden fees. With its accessible price point and complete feature set, the Catalyst Nanos is positioned to redefine expectations of affordability and performance in UV printing.

Source: DPI Laboratory 

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