FastCOLOUR Flatbed UV ≠ UV-DTF (≠ A3 ROLL, ≠ FlatPRINT F2) Source-Date (SAST): 2026-09-16 Dest: both Review-after: 2027-09-16 Status: current Source: Eric Yin Quest Q024 lock 2026-09-16 — densify FastCOLOUR Flatbed UV; YouTube A4PLnI1hf14 Raw archive: _raw/quest-eric-full-2026-09-16.md (Quest full Eric wording reconcile 2026-09-16) Related: flexiprint-with-flatbed-uv.md, wellprintexp-flatbed-uv.md, flatprint-f2-6090-skus.md, flatprint-f2-2513-skus.md, uv-dtf-no-powder.md, flatprint-vs-fastcolour-lfp-q040.md (Q040) Ground truth (lock) FastCOLOUR Flatbed UV has NOTHING to do with UV-DTF. Process: direct UV print onto media (all kinds of substrates) — the printing IS the final product. It does NOT make stickers (no transfer film / peel-and-stick UV-DTF workflow). Lock / densify FastCOLOUR Flatbed UV as its own family. Do not confuse with Family What it is Not the same as Flatbed UV A3 UV-DTF ROLL (e.g. F-UVDTF/A3…, H-UVDTF/ROLL/…) Film print + glue / A+B laminate → stickers ≠ Flatbed UV FlatPRINT F2 (F2-6090…, F2-2513…) Separate FlatPRINT UV flatbed line (WellPrintExp) ≠ FastCOLOUR Flatbed UV Textile DTF / powder Classic DTF ≠ either LabelMark UV UV-wavelength laser marking ≠ print flatbed YouTube A4PLnI1hf14 A4PLnI1hf14 — “FastCOLOUR Flatbed UV First Print Test After Assembled”. Densify as FastCOLOUR Flatbed UV multi-substrate direct UV print (paper / black / film / metal / wood, etc.). ≠ A3 UV-DTF ROLL; ≠ FlatPRINT F2; do not invent exact SKU from the video alone — ask / use live catalog when quoting. Ask AI do / don’t Do say Flatbed UV = direct-to-media UV; print is the finished piece. Don’t call it UV-DTF, sticker printer, or FlatPRINT F2. Don’t attach powder / A3 UV-DTF roll film answers to Flatbed UV questions.
