Can a UV printer print directly on saw blades? And can visual positioning UV printing support efficient industrial production?

MYJET will demonstrate these applications at China International Hardware Show 2026 — CIHS 2026.

From September 28 to 30, 2026, MYJET will exhibit at Booth W5B02 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre, showcasing two visual positioning UV printing solutions for hardware applications: the MYJET CCD120 visual positioning UV printer and the MYJET 6090 visual positioning UV flatbed printer.

One of the main live applications at the MYJET booth will be direct UV printing on saw blades. For 115 mm diameter saw blades, the MYJET CCD120 equipped with four Ricoh G6 printheads in a single-row color configuration can achieve approximately 2,000 saw blades per hour under the demonstrated production setup.

The exhibition will show how visual positioning, UV direct printing and digital artwork management can be integrated into hardware production.

CIHS 2026 Exhibition Information

Live UV Printing on Saw Blades at Booth W5B02

At CIHS 2026, visitors will be able to see real saw blade printing applications and observe how UV digital printing can be integrated into an industrial production workflow.

The demonstration is designed to answer several practical questions from hardware manufacturers:

· Can UV printers print directly on saw blades?

· Can multiple saw blades be located using a vision system?

· Can digital printing provide enough productivity for batch production?

With the appropriate printing process, UV printing can be used to apply logos, product graphics, model identification, color-coded designs and customized branding directly onto suitable saw blade surfaces.

Because the artwork is controlled digitally, manufacturers can switch between different designs without preparing a traditional printing plate for every new graphic.

Quick Answer: How Fast Can the MYJET CCD120 Print Saw Blades?

For 115 mm diameter saw blades, the MYJET CCD120 equipped with four Ricoh G6 printheads in a single-row color configuration can achieve approximately 2,000 saw blades per hour under the demonstrated production setup.

MYJET will demonstrate this saw blade printing application at China International Hardware Show 2026, Booth W5B02, in Shanghai from September 28–30, 2026.

Actual production speed may vary depending on artwork, print mode, ink coverage, UV curing settings, material and production conditions.

MYJET CCD120 for High-Volume Saw Blade Printing

One of the main highlights of the exhibition will be the MYJET CCD120 visual positioning UV printer.

For this saw blade application, the machine will print on 115 mm diameter saw blades using 4 × Ricoh G6 printheads in a single-row color configuration. Under the demonstrated production setup, the CCD120 can reach approximately 2,000 pcs/hour.

This makes the CCD120 particularly interesting for manufacturers that require both flexible digital printing and efficient batch production. It is not limited to personalized samples or short-run jobs.

The CCD120 demonstrates how visual positioning UV technology can also be applied to higher-volume production environments where many products need to be printed while logos, brands or graphics may change between different orders.

How Does Visual Positioning Help Saw Blade Printing?

Visual positioning is particularly useful when multiple individual products need to be printed efficiently.

Instead of relying only on fixed coordinates, a visual positioning workflow can identify the actual position of products within the printing area and help align the corresponding artwork.

For saw blade production, this means digital printing can become more flexible when handling multiple pieces. This workflow combines product recognition, digital artwork, automatic print positioning and UV direct printing.

For manufacturers that need to process different products, brands or production batches, visual positioning can help simplify the printing workflow.

What Can Be Printed on Saw Blades?

Depending on the product surface and printing process, UV digital printing can be used to print:

· Brand logos

· Company names

· Product series graphics

· Model identification

· Decorative graphics

· Color-coded product categories

· OEM customer branding

· Private-label designs

· Customized artwork

For an OEM saw blade manufacturer, one production line may manufacture similar blade structures for several different customers. The blade itself may remain unchanged while the surface graphics differ from one brand to another. Digital printing allows these graphics to be changed through digital files.

Why Are Hardware Manufacturers Considering UV Digital Printing?

Traditional printing processes remain effective for many fixed, high-volume applications. However, hardware manufacturers increasingly need to manage different product models, different customer brands, smaller order quantities, OEM projects, private-label production and frequently changing artwork.

For example, the same 115 mm saw blade may be sold under several brands. The basic product may remain the same, while each customer requires a different logo, color, product series or graphic design.

Digital UV printing provides a flexible way to manage these changes. Instead of creating a new traditional printing plate for every design, the operator can change the digital artwork according to the production order.

For the CCD120 saw blade application demonstrated at CIHS 2026, production capacity can reach approximately 2,000 pieces per hour, showing that digital printing can also be considered for efficient batch production.

MYJET 6090 Visual Positioning UV Flatbed Printer

MYJET will also showcase the 6090 visual positioning UV flatbed printer at CIHS 2026.

Like the CCD120, the 6090 can use visual positioning technology to help identify product positions and align the artwork for printing. Both machines support visual positioning; their main differences are the machine structure and production workflow.

The 6090 uses a flatbed printing platform, making it particularly suitable for flexible production, samples, customized products and smaller batches of rigid materials.

Depending on material, surface condition and printing process, applications can include:

· Saw blades

· Metal products

· Hardware components

· Acrylic

· PVC

· Plastic

· Wood

· Glass

· Signs

· Promotional products

· Customized industrial parts

For hardware manufacturers that need to print different product types or frequently change applications, a visual positioning UV flatbed printer can provide a flexible production solution.

CCD120 vs. 6090: Two Visual Positioning UV Printing Workflows

Both the MYJET CCD120 and 6090 support visual positioning. The main difference is how they fit into different production workflows.

The right machine depends on production volume, product size, product shape, positioning requirements and the required workflow.

When Should You Choose the CCD120?

The CCD120 is particularly suitable when the production requirement emphasizes higher output, continuous production, batch printing and visual recognition of multiple products.

For applications such as the 115 mm saw blade demonstration, the CCD120 can combine visual positioning with an efficient production workflow. Under the demonstrated four-Ricoh-G6 configuration, production can reach approximately 2,000 pieces per hour.

This makes it particularly relevant to manufacturers exploring digital printing for larger production quantities.

When Should You Choose the 6090?

The 6090 visual positioning UV flatbed printer is particularly suitable when the application requires greater product variety, flexible material changes, sampling, customized products or small and medium production batches.

Because it combines a flatbed platform with visual positioning, it can be used for different rigid products without relying only on traditional fixed-position printing.

For companies that frequently change products or need to test new applications, the 6090 provides a flexible UV printing workflow.

More Than Saw Blades: UV Printing for the Hardware Industry

Saw blades are only one example. Visual positioning UV printing can also be explored for many other hardware and industrial products, including power tool accessories, hand tools, metal components, hardware accessories, industrial parts, customized products and OEM products.

The same digital printing concept can be applied whenever manufacturers need to change logos, product identification or graphics without changing the physical product itself.

Digital Printing for OEM and Private-Label Hardware Manufacturers

OEM and private-label production are especially relevant to the hardware industry. A manufacturer may supply the same type of product to multiple distributors or international customers.

Each customer may require a different brand, logo, product series, market-specific design or visual identity.

Digital UV printing allows the artwork to be changed according to the production order. This can help manufacturers handle multiple customer requirements without changing the basic manufactured component.

Standardized Manufacturing + Flexible Digital Decoration

One important advantage of digital printing is that it can separate physical product manufacturing from surface decoration.

For example, a factory can manufacture a standardized saw blade and then apply different customer branding using digital UV printing. This means the product structure can remain standardized while the appearance can be customized according to different markets or customers.

For OEM manufacturers, this creates a more flexible production model.

See Two Visual Positioning UV Printers at CIHS 2026

At MYJET Booth W5B02, visitors will be able to compare two different visual positioning UV printing workflows.

MYJET CCD120

Designed for efficient batch production and continuous printing applications. For the demonstrated 115 mm saw blade application, a four-Ricoh-G6 configuration can achieve approximately 2,000 pieces per hour.

MYJET 6090

A visual positioning UV flatbed solution focused on flexible rigid-product printing, sampling, customization and multiple product applications.

This allows visitors to understand how visual positioning UV printing can be adapted to different production requirements.

Quick Answer: Which MYJET UV Printers Can Print Saw Blades?

Both the MYJET CCD120 and 6090 support visual positioning for UV printing on saw blades and other hardware products. The CCD120 is designed for efficient batch production, while the 6090 combines visual positioning with a flatbed printing platform for flexible rigid-product printing. For 115 mm saw blades, a CCD120 equipped with four Ricoh G6 printheads in a single-row color configuration can produce approximately 2,000 pieces per hour under the demonstrated production setup.

Visit MYJET at Booth W5B02

If your company manufactures saw blades, cutting tools, power tool accessories, metal parts, hardware products, OEM products or customized industrial products, we welcome you to visit MYJET at CIHS 2026.

· Event: China International Hardware Show 2026

· Date: September 28–30, 2026

· Venue: Shanghai New International Expo Centre

· MYJET Booth: W5B02

· Machines: CCD120 + 6090 Visual Positioning UV Printers

· Main Application: Direct UV printing on saw blades

See how visual positioning UV technology can support both high-efficiency batch production and flexible customized printing.

Frequently Asked Questions About Saw Blade UV Printing

Can a UV printer print directly on saw blades?

Yes. UV printers can print logos, product graphics, model identification and customized designs directly onto suitable saw blade surfaces. The final printing process should be tested according to material, coating, adhesion requirements and application conditions.

How fast can the MYJET CCD120 print saw blades?

For the 115 mm diameter saw blade application demonstrated at CIHS 2026, the MYJET CCD120 equipped with four Ricoh G6 printheads in a single-row color configuration can achieve approximately 2,000 pieces per hour under the demonstrated setup. Actual production speed may vary according to print mode, artwork, ink coverage, UV curing parameters and production conditions.

What size saw blade will MYJET print at CIHS 2026?

The CCD120 demonstration will use 115 mm diameter saw blades.

What printheads are used on the CCD120?

The demonstrated CCD120 configuration uses four Ricoh G6 printheads in a single-row color configuration.

Does the MYJET 6090 support visual positioning?

Yes. The MYJET 6090 can support visual positioning for UV flatbed printing, helping identify product positions and align the artwork accordingly. This makes the 6090 suitable for flexible printing on different rigid products, samples, hardware products and customized items.

What is the difference between CCD120 and 6090?

Both machines support visual positioning. The main difference is their production workflow. The CCD120 is more focused on efficient batch and continuous production, while the 6090 uses a flatbed platform and is particularly suitable for flexible rigid-product printing, samples and smaller production batches.

Is UV printing suitable only for customized products?

No. UV digital printing is useful for samples and customization, but the CCD120 saw blade demonstration also shows its potential for batch production. For the demonstrated 115 mm saw blade application, production can reach approximately 2,000 pieces per hour.

Can UV printers print other hardware products?

Yes. Depending on product material, shape and surface condition, visual positioning UV printing can also be explored for metal components, tools, accessories and other industrial products.

About MYJET

MYJET is a manufacturer of digital printing equipment providing UV printing solutions for advertising, customization and industrial printing applications.

Our product portfolio includes UV flatbed printers, UV hybrid printers, roll-to-roll UV printers, visual positioning UV printers, UV DTF printers and other digital printing systems.

MYJET works with distributors, printing businesses and manufacturers in international markets to develop digital printing solutions for different materials and production requirements.

For more information about saw blade UV printing, hardware printing or visual positioning UV printing solutions, contact MYJET or visit us at China International Hardware Show 2026, Booth W5B02.