A vertical wall printer puts full-color graphics on the walls you already have. Own the machine, train your own facilities or print-shop staff, and update a corridor, a cafeteria, or a whole wing on your schedule.
Why buy the machine
Hiring a vendor prices each mural as its own project, with its own quote, its own approval, and its own lead time. Owning the printer turns wall graphics into something your own team schedules.
Seasonal art, donor recognition, new wayfinding, a rebranded gym wall — your staff prints it the week you decide, with no outside scheduling.
Approve the equipment once. Ink and supplies become a routine reorder instead of a fresh procurement cycle for every wall.
Your facilities crew or reprographics department learns the machine at our demo center and keeps that capability permanently.
Where these machines live
School spirit walls, cafeteria murals, library graphics, and hallway wayfinding printed by your own maintenance team over a long weekend.
Residence halls, student centers, and athletic facilities refreshed on an academic calendar rather than a construction one.
Pediatric wings, imaging suites, and long corridors printed with artwork that helps patients settle in and find their way.
Rec centers, libraries, transit stops, and public works walls handled in house with the facilities budget you already have.
Lobbies, cafeterias, and meeting floors that carry current brand work instead of graphics installed three refreshes ago.
Record boards, team walls, and floor graphics that update the week a season ends rather than the year after.
Substrates
LED UV ink cures on contact, so the same printer moves from a painted corridor to an exterior brick facade to a glass partition in the same week. Point at a surface to see it.
Corridors, classrooms, lobbies and patient rooms
Working around your people
Schools have bells and hospitals have patients. The way UV printing works fits both.
Ink cures under LED light as it lands, so the wall is dry the moment the head passes and the space stays usable.
Graphics go straight onto the surface you have, leaving nothing to strip out when the design changes. Paint over it whenever you like.
Cured UV ink stands up to the daily traffic a corridor or cafeteria puts on a wall.
Your own staff decides when the machine rolls in — an evening, a weekend, a break week — with no vendor calendar in the way.
The equipment
Both systems share the same head unit and main case, so parts, ink, and everything your team learns in training carry across walls and floors.
A CMYKW LED UV-curable vertical wall printer built to industrial-grade standards, with design refinements drawn from hundreds of owners in the field.
An accessory that converts the wall printer into a floor printing machine using the GT3200 head unit and main case — useful for directional wayfinding, gym floors, and event graphics.
Long Island Demo Center — Bay Shore, NY
Every purchase includes in-person training on the actual equipment. Bring the people who will run it — facilities, maintenance, or your in-house print shop — and they leave ready to print.
Watch the printer run on a real wall, bring your questions, and confirm the machine fits the spaces you manage.
Hands-on assembly and leveling — the step that decides whether prints come out sharp or banded.
Run your own artwork through the software, dial in color, and learn the head maintenance that keeps the machine healthy.
The machine arrives with the spare parts and tools that keep a job moving when your crew is mid-corridor.
Budget & procurement
Institutions buy equipment on their own terms. We provide written quotes, documentation, and financing so the machine moves through your approval process cleanly.
Geneva Capital is our preferred financing partner. Terms are built for equipment purchases, which lets a facility spread the cost across budget years while the printer is already in service.
UV curable ink, print heads, and spare parts ship from the U.S. on a routine reorder, so the machine stays in service across budget cycles.
Written quote, financing options, and a time to watch the machine run.
