The available specifications for the NC-UV0609MAX-II do not define a standard turnaround from receiving artwork to producing a finished Cola cup sample. Its published delivery window of 5–7 days describes printer shipment, not sample preparation or printing.
A complete artwork-to-print schedule depends on several factors, including artwork review, file preparation, color requirements, fixture setup, cup dimensions, ink curing, and quality inspection. Because the supplied product information does not assign a standard duration to these steps, it would be inaccurate to quote a fixed sample lead time.
The stated 5–7-day period should therefore be read as the expected delivery time for the printer itself. It should not be interpreted as the time required to create a Cola cup sample.
For cylindrical products, the optional rotary attachment allows the item to rotate during printing. This setup is intended to extend the image around the circumference of a cup, mug, or thermos and is more suitable for curved drinkware than a conventional flatbed-only arrangement.
The NC-UV0609MAX-II uses a negative-pressure ink delivery system to help maintain stable ink flow. Eco-friendly UV inks support bright color output, while intelligent software is designed to manage surfaces with height variations between 2 and 8 mm. An optional visual positioning system can also assist with registration on hardware, crafts, and other irregular products.
The machine’s maximum speed of up to 3 square meters per hour indicates equipment capacity under stated operating conditions, but it does not equal the total time for a single sample. Preparation, positioning, curing, and inspection must be considered when planning an actual job.
Nocai reports that its quality-control process includes aging tests and 100% inspection. The company profile also references TUV certification for the NC-UV0609PROII and ISO certification related to the design and manufacture of digital printers.
| Item | Published Information |
|---|---|
| Artwork-to-sample turnaround | No standard time is provided |
| Printer delivery period | 5–7 days |
| Maximum printing speed | Up to 3 square meters per hour |
| Curved-surface printing | Available with an optional electric cylindrical fixture |
| Inspection process | Aging testing and 100% inspection |
The supplied information does not state a typical sample turnaround. The 5–7-day figure concerns printer delivery and does not represent artwork processing or sample completion.
Yes. With the optional electric cylindrical fixture, the printer supports 360-degree rotary printing for suitable mugs, thermoses, and other cylindrical items.
Not by itself. The maximum speed of up to 3 square meters per hour is a machine-capacity reference. Artwork preparation, setup, alignment, curing, and inspection can affect the final sample schedule.
The NC-UV0609MAX-II offers a practical configuration for Cola cup samples because it supports optional rotary printing, vivid eight-color output, and compensation for moderate surface-height variation. However, the available data does not establish a fixed time from artwork submission to finished print. For an accurate estimate, the artwork, cup dimensions, quantity, color expectations, and required inspection process should be confirmed with the supplier.
Nocai provides industrial UV printing equipment through direct sales and distribution channels, with a minimum order quantity of one machine and reported full inspection procedures. For technical details or sample support, contact nc05@gznuocai.com.
Guangzhou Nuocai Digital Products Co., Ltd., operating under the Nocai name, specializes in digital inkjet printing technology. Its activities cover research and development, printer design, manufacturing, sales, and after-sales service. The company profile cites more than 50 professional R&D engineers and designers, five production lines, and product categories including UV printers, UV DTF printers, and rotary printers.
Nocai’s profile lists TUV and ISO certifications, while its cooperation cases reference customers and distribution partnerships across multiple industries and regions.

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