Procolored
Compact A4 UV flatbed entry
Typical price range
$3,599.00
In stock at merchant
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Compact A4 UV flatbed for small-shop direct-to-object decoration when bed size matters less than footprint and entry price.
EquipmentSelect Score
7.4 / 10
Sensible compact UV entry when A4 is enough and A3 dual-head is premature.
Choose V6 when footprint and entry price dominate. Step to V11 Pro when A3 dual-head throughput is already a paid constraint.
| Print technology | uv |
|---|---|
| Print width class | compact |
| Print width | 6.7 in |
| Machine type | desktop-flatbed |
| Print heads | Single L800 |
Procolored
A3 dual-head UV flatbed for hard goods
A3-class dual-head UV flatbed for direct-to-object product decoration (phone cases, signage blanks, hard goods).
Print technology
uv
Print width
11.4 in
Print width class
medium
Starting at
$5,999.00
Procolored
Entry A3 DTF for validating apparel volume
Entry A3 DTF printer for shops validating apparel transfer volume before stepping up to dual-head F13 Pro-class machines…
Print technology
dtf
Print width
13 in
Print width class
medium
Starting at
$1,799.00
$2,999.00
Procolored
Dual XP600 A3 DTF apparel workhorse
A3 dual XP600 DTF transfer printer for apparel decoration shops that powder-and-press garments rather than print UV dire…
Print technology
dtf
Print width
13 in
Print width class
medium
Starting at
$5,199.00
Shortlist these machines with Procolored V6 Panda UV Printer to clarify tradeoffs.
Buying guide · Aug 14, 2026
A clear buying path for shops choosing UV hard-goods decoration versus DTF transfers and apparel.
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Compare Procolored UV flatbed peers: V11 Pro (A3 dual TX800) versus V6 Panda (A4 single-head) for hard-goods decoration shops.
A clear buying path for shops choosing UV hard-goods decoration versus DTF transfers and apparel.
Hard-goods decoration belongs on UV flatbeds first: direct-to-object prints on phone cases, tumblers, and signage blanks. This shortlist stays on UV—not textile DTF.
A sub-$4,000 budget can open entry UV or DTF decoration—but it rarely funds dual-head A3 UV plus a full accessory stack. This page focuses on entry capital and upgrade triggers.
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