High-performance digital inkjet systems optimized for Kiwi manufacturing standards.
New Zealand's industrial sector is undergoing a rapid digital transformation. As a leading Glass Digital Printing Machine Exporter, we have observed a significant shift in the Oceania market. From the bustling construction sites in Auckland to the boutique wineries in Marlborough, the demand for precision glass decoration is at an all-time high.
The New Zealand market is unique due to its strict environmental regulations and the high value placed on bespoke architectural designs. Digital glass printing technology offers a sustainable alternative to traditional screen printing, significantly reducing water consumption and chemical waste. Our machines enable local exporters and manufacturers to produce UV-resistant, high-durability prints that withstand the harsh Southern Hemisphere sun.
Whether it's for structural glass, commercial interior partitions, or personalized glass packaging, our range of UV printers provides the flexibility required to thrive in the competitive NZ landscape.
Guangzhou Axis Print Co., Ltd. today announced its continued expansion in the field of industrial digital printing, reinforcing its position as a forward-looking provider of integrated solutions across surface decoration and advanced inkjet technology. Headquartered in Guangzhou, the company specializes in developing high-performance systems that enable manufacturers to achieve precision, flexibility, and efficiency in modern production environments.
In Wellington and Auckland, architects are increasingly using printed glass for "Smart Buildings," integrating Maori cultural patterns and solar-control gradients directly into the glass facade.
New Zealand's wine and craft beer exports rely on premium packaging. Digital cylindrical printers allow for short-run, high-detail bottle printing that stands out on global shelves.
NZ businesses prioritize "Green Tech." Our digital solutions use eco-friendly UV inks that emit zero VOCs, aligning with local environmental certifications.
Local NZ artists are utilizing flatbed UV printers to create high-end glass wall art, a growing niche in the South Island’s luxury tourism sector.
With a strong focus on industrial digital printing, surface treatment, and inkjet integration, Axis Print delivers versatile equipment tailored for industries such as textiles, ceramics, glass, and building materials. Its solutions are designed to streamline complex workflows, allowing seamless transitions from design to finished product while reducing material waste and operational costs.
At the core of the company’s innovation is its advanced inkjet technology, which ensures high-resolution output, consistent color performance, and compatibility with a wide range of substrates. By combining intelligent control systems with automated production capabilities, Axis Print empowers manufacturers to scale operations while maintaining strict quality standards.
The geographical isolation of New Zealand means that reliability and ease of maintenance are critical. Our machines are built with industrial-grade components (like Epson and Ricoh print heads) that ensure long-term stability without frequent downtime. For an exporter in NZ, the ability to print on-demand means less inventory and the ability to react quickly to Australian or Asian market trends.
Digital glass printing also solves the challenge of Ceramic Frit traditional methods which require expensive screens and high-energy kilns. Our UV-LED curing technology allows for immediate handling post-print, which is essential for the fast-paced "Just-in-Time" manufacturing model prevalent in Christchurch’s industrial zones.
From handheld units to fully automated industrial lines.
In response to growing global demand for customized and sustainable production, Guangzhou Axis Print Co., Ltd. continues to invest in research and development, enhancing its portfolio of digital printing and surface processing solutions. The company remains committed to delivering reliable, efficient, and future-ready technologies that support the ongoing transformation of industrial manufacturing worldwide.
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