Interior décor printed on glass, wood, tile and walls

Partitions, doors, kitchen splashbacks, shower panels and tabletops. Glass and mirror go on the flatbeds — the JHF F3900 and F5900 — and nowhere else. Glass is one of the materials LIPLA Primer is made for.

Printing on glass

Cabinet and furniture fronts, doors and wall panels. Wood goes on the flatbeds and on the JHF M3300 hybrid; a board thicker than 2 in (50 mm) goes on a flatbed, which takes up to 4.7 in (120 mm).

Printing on wood

Feature walls and tiles. Flatbed only.

Ceramic tile and stone

Wallpaper and wall murals, printed from the roll. Wallcovering is on the material list of the roll-to-roll printers: the JHF V398 (126 in wide), JHF V698 (197 in wide) and SOVA Otus 70 (70 in wide).

Canvas, acrylic and metal panels. Canvas is on the material list of every machine type — flatbed, hybrid and roll-to-roll. Acrylic and metal go on the flatbeds and the hybrid.

A printed acrylic or MDF panel can be cut to shape on a TPS X3 or X7 with a router module: the 1000 W module is rated for acrylic, MDF, chipboard and plywood.

Signs and displays: print and cut

The F3900 and F5900 flatbeds carry white and varnish channels; the M3300 and the JHF roll-to-roll printers carry white. White prints under the color on clear or dark material; varnish adds a clear layer over the print.

Every JHF model runs LIPLA KYO; so does the SOVA Otus 70, whose Epson i3200 heads the KYO series covers.