Technical comparison
Flatbed UV printer: PRIME 6090 or PRIME 2513
Both print on rigid and flexible materials with CMYK, white, and varnish. The difference lies in the part size and the output each one sustains.
Published on . Values from official technical spec sheets.
UV Flatbed Printer PRIME 6090
Tabletop flatbed UV printer 60x90 cm.
UV Flatbed Printer PRIME 2513 Epson
2.50x1.30 m flatbed UV printer with Epson heads.
Both are flatbed UV printers: the ink is cured by a UV LED lamp instantly upon printing, allowing printing on rigid and flexible materials with no drying time. Both feature CMYK, white, and optional varnish, delivering photographic quality without pass marks.
The choice depends on the size and weight of the piece you will print and the volume you need to deliver per day. The PRIME 6090 prints at 60 × 90 cm; the PRIME 2513, at 250 × 130 cm.
Side-by-side data sheet
UV Flatbed Printer PRIME 6090
- Print area
- 60 x 90cm
- Printheads
- Up to 3 x Epson i1600 U1
- Resolution
- 600 x 2400 dpi
- Production
- 6 passes: 8 m²/h
- Maximum material height
- 20cm
- Maximum material weight
- Not listed on datasheet
- Colors
- CMYK + White + Varnish (optional)
- Ink
- UV LED lamp curing ink
- Power
- 220V | 50~60Hz | 550W
- Cooling
- UV LED cooling system
- Software
- FlexiPrint
UV Flatbed Printer PRIME 2513 Epson
- Print area
- 250 x 130cm
- Printheads
- Up to 3 x Epson i1600
- Resolution
- 600*2400dpi
- Production
- 4 passes: 4 to 18 m²/h
- Maximum material height
- 3 to 29cm
- Maximum material weight
- 100kg
- Colors
- CMYK + White + Varnish (optional)
- Ink
- UV LED lamp curing ink
- Power
- 220V | 50~60Hz | 1000W~1600W
- Cooling
- Water chiller
- Software
- FlexiPrint
UV Flatbed Printer PRIME 6090
Choose the PRIME 6090 if: you print pieces up to 60 × 90 cm and up to 20 cm in height — promotional products, acrylic, phone cases, small signs, and personalized items — with 8 m²/h production.
View page for UV Flatbed Printer PRIME 6090UV Flatbed Printer PRIME 2513 Epson
Choose the PRIME 2513 if: you need a large flatbed (250 × 130 cm), support pieces up to 100 kg and heights between 3 and 29 cm, and want production from 4 to 18 m²/h depending on the pass mode.
View page for UV Flatbed Printer PRIME 2513 EpsonFrequently asked questions
What is the size difference between the UV 6090 and the UV 2513?
The PRIME 6090 prints at 60 × 90 cm. The PRIME 2513 prints at 250 × 130 cm, allowing you to work with larger sheets and parts without repositioning.
Do both print on rigid materials?
Yes. Both are UV flatbed printers for rigid and flexible materials, featuring instant UV LED lamp curing. The compatibility of each material must be validated with the technical team.
Which of the two produces more?
According to the spec sheet, the PRIME 6090 produces 8 m²/h in 6-pass mode, and the PRIME 2513 produces 4 to 18 m²/h in 4-pass mode, depending on configuration.
What is the maximum material height of each one?
The PRIME 6090 accepts material up to 20 cm in height. The PRIME 2513 accepts 3 to 29 cm and material up to 100 kg.
Do I need a dedicated computer?
The PRIME 6090 spec sheet specifies a computer with an 11th Gen i5 processor, 8 GB of RAM, a 480 GB SSD, and Windows 10 or 11. For the PRIME 2513, confirm the configuration with the technical team.
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