The Phantom H1, a 3.2-meter roll-to-roll (RTR) UV printer, combines four Epson I3200 printheads with industrial-grade components to target high-volume production. The system is designed to balance output speed and image precision for large-format printing applications, including advertising graphics and industrial signage. Its configuration emphasizes stable operation during extended print runs.
The Phantom H1 uses a four-head print system equipped with Epson I3200-A1/E1 printheads and thin-film piezo (TFP) technology. The setup supports variable ink-drop control down to 2.5 picoliters, a feature intended to produce smoother color transitions and finer detail. The combination is suited to both large-format advertising and detailed industrial marking.
Variable dot control allows the printer to adjust droplet size within an image, which can improve gradation and edge definition. According to the specifications, the printhead configuration is central to the machine’s color reproduction and detail rendering.
To support continuous high-load operation, the printer uses components selected for durability and motion control. The table below summarizes key hardware specifications.
| Core component | Specification or feature |
|---|---|
| Printheads | Four Epson I3200-A1/E1 units |
| Rail system | Japan-made THK high-precision rails |
| Drive motors | Leisai brushless integrated motors |
| Curing system | High-power intelligent drying unit |
| Media feed | Fluororubber paper-pressing rollers |
The motion system relies on THK high-precision rails and Leisai brushless integrated motors. A high-power intelligent drying unit is included for ink curing, while fluororubber paper-pressing rollers are used in the media feed system. These elements are intended to maintain registration and output consistency during long production cycles.
The Phantom H1 reaches a maximum print speed of 139 square meters per hour. The stated figure places the machine in the high-output category for RTR UV printers and is intended to shorten delivery cycles for batch production.
That throughput is aimed at large processing centers and production shops that require faster turnaround on roll media. The printer’s 3.2-meter width accommodates most mainstream roll sizes and supports large-format output for advertising, exhibition and industrial signage work.