Anker’s eufyMake E1 desktop UV printer is now listed in Europe from €2,399, bringing direct-to-object color printing and raised textures up to 5 mm to small workshops and custom-product businesses. It is not a conventional 3D printer: rather than building an object, the E1 decorates an existing one with imagery, color and texture.
The printer supports more than 300 materials, according to eufyMake, including wood, metal, glass, acrylic, ceramic, leather, canvas and textiles. Its flatbed printing area measures up to 330 × 420 mm, while output resolution reaches 1,440 dpi. eufyMake’s Amass3D technology is used to create the raised effect.
- Flatbed printing area of up to 330 × 420 mm
- Up to 1,440 dpi resolution
- Raised textures up to 5 mm using Amass3D
- Printing support for more than 300 materials
- Rotary attachment support for mugs, glasses and other cylindrical items
- UV DTF transfer support
- Two lasers and an 8 MP camera for positioning
- JetClean automated cleaning system
The company also offers more than 20,000 templates through its software. A rotary module extends the E1 to cylindrical products, while UV DTF support enables transfers beyond the printer’s direct-print workflow.
Faster output and higher-volume accessories
eufyMake has announced a bidirectional print mode that applies ink in both directions of printhead travel, instead of printing on one pass and returning idle. In the company’s internal testing, an A4 job using the same settings dropped from 18 minutes and 34 seconds to 9 minutes and 30 seconds. That result is not an independent benchmark, but the change could matter for repeated small-batch work.
The software’s Idea-to-Image workflow is also being expanded with material-based printing parameter recommendations, intended to cut down on manual adjustment and trial prints. eufyMake says the new software features will be available to E1 owners at no additional cost.
The €2,399 European listing is for the E1 Basic Bundle. The printer alone is listed at €2,199.99, although the ink required for operation is sold separately. For longer runs, eufyMake plans a Roll-to-Film accessory for continuous prints up to 10 meters, along with an external continuous ink supply system with 1,000 ml reservoirs for white ink and varnish and 300 ml reservoirs for CMYK inks.
The E1 is part of a broader push by Anker into customized production hardware. eufyMake is also developing a compact textile printer with DTG (Direct-to-Garment) and DTF (Direct-to-Film) capabilities, which the company has indicated is due in the first quarter of 2027. International availability beyond the current European listing has not been confirmed.
