Technician setting the heated printhead carriage of a UP200 commercial wall printer on its rail

UP200 · MW-WP/UP(200X-800X)

The Value Commercial Wall Printer for Long Walls and Multi-Day Jobs

The UP200 is the value wall printer in the WallPrintJet range: a black 70 kg column on rails that prints long walls panel after panel, keeps going through a power cut and cleans its own printheads, so a small team can take big commercial walls on a starting budget.

Send Wall Sizes for a UP200 Setup Read the specifications
Peacock mural printed across a long wall by a commercial wall printer, shown band by band
6 m standard rail, band after bandMore rail sections join on for longer walls
  • 70 kg columnon rails, one track along the wall
  • 2.5 m highas standard, 3 m build available
  • 8 m²/hin standard mode
  • Power-loss resumebuilt in, no UPS to buy
  • 2-year warrantyon the machine

Who it is for

Studios and Site Crews That Buy the UP200 Commercial Wall Printer

One well-priced machine that earns on large walls: for small print studios, sign and decoration crews adding wall printing, and first-time business owners whose first jobs are big ones.

  • Mall corridors
  • School halls
  • Showrooms
  • Brand walls across an office floor
  • Fruit logo brand wall printed by a commercial wall printer, column and touchscreen at the right
    Small studios and start-ups

    Start on a modest printhead budget, move up as the work grows

    The UP200 takes the lower-priced Epson DX10 as well as the DX7 and I1600. Ink runs at about $0.40 per m² in standard mode, CMYK, and more with a white underbase or full coverage.
    • Entry printheadEpson DX10
    • Ink, standard modeabout $0.40 / m²
  • Green map printed across a long painted school wall above the floor rail, column wall printer at the right
    Crews on one site for several days

    Set up once, then band after band along the same rail

    On a long commercial wall the machine is set up once and prints band after band along the same rail. It stays on its rail overnight and continues in the morning.
    • Setup per wallonce
    • Overnightstays on the rail

How a long wall adds up

Worked example: a wall 2.5 m high and 24 m long is 2.5 m × 24 m = 60 m². Change the size to see your own wall.
60 m²
Print time only, before setup, surface preparation and a white underbase, so a wall this size runs over more than one working day. These are worked examples from the speed and ink figures, not a promised schedule.
Ink for the wall, standard mode, CMYK
$24
60 m² × $0.40

All four of our machines are compared side by side on our Wall Printers page.

Specifications

UP200 Commercial Wall Printer Specifications

UP200 commercial wall printer specifications, model MW-WP/UP(200X-800X)
Body and print area
Model code on the spec sheetMW-WP/UP(200X-800X)
BodyBlack column, 70 kg net
BaseOrbit (rail) type, supplied with or without rails
Print size2.5 m high × 6 m wide standard; 3 m high build available
Print widthExtends by joining more rail sections
Unprinted marginTop 20 cm, bottom 40 cm, left 20 cm, right 45 cm
Printheads, ink and output
PrintheadsEpson DX10, DX7 or I1600
Default print resolution720 × 1200 with I1600; 720 × 1080 with DX10
Colour modeCMYK or CMYK + W
InkWall UV ink, cured by LED UV lamp as it prints
Ink droplet3.0 pl
Precision (spec sheet)2880 dpi
SpeedDraft 8 m²/h, Standard 8 m²/h, High resolution 5 m²/h
Sensing, control and software
Surface trackingUltrasonic distance sensing, follows relief up to 1.5 cm
ControlPortable HD colour touchscreen, Windows 7 to 11
SoftwareBetterPrint control software, Ultraprint RIP; Maintop also supported
Data interfaceUSB 3.0
Power, site and warranty
PowerSingle-phase AC 110-220 V, 2000 W, 50/60 Hz
Working environment10-35 °C, wind up to force 5
Weight70 kg net, 120 kg packed
Warranty2 years on the machine from the date of purchase

Key features

Eight Key Features of the UP200 Commercial Wall Printer

Most of these run on all four series. Each card shows what the feature does on a long wall printed over several days; the parts only the UP200 has follow below.

  1. UP200 printhead module with its electric ink suction unit and ink bottle on top

    Electric ink suction

    The electric suction unit draws ink through the printhead faster than a hand syringe. With the cap on, it keeps a DX10 printhead moist overnight, so the machine prints straight away the next morning. DX7 and I1600 heads follow the moisturising routine in the video library.
  2. White UV ink bottle with the W WHITE cap, seen from above

    White ink stirring

    The UP200 stirs the white ink in the system, so it does not settle and block the nozzles while a dark wall takes its white underbase band after band.
  3. Ink tanks on the carriage with three white low-ink alarm sensors

    Low-ink alarm

    The machine warns you when ink is running low, so a long band is not printed on an empty supply and then printed again.
  4. UP200 carriage with its blue temperature display and ink cartridges on the column

    Constant-temperature printhead

    The printhead is held at a steady temperature, which keeps ink output even from the first band of the day to the last.
  5. Two yellow sensors mounted on the UP200 carriage next to the temperature controller

    Dual-sensor obstacle avoidance

    Sensors on the carriage detect sockets, brackets and pipes in its path, so the printhead does not strike fittings on the wall.
  6. Sports car printed across a ribbed metal roller shutter, carriage and yellow ultrasonic sensor at the right

    Ultrasonic surface tracking

    Separate from obstacle avoidance: ultrasonic sensors measure the distance to the wall and move the printhead in and out over brick joints, textured plaster and panel seams up to 1.5 cm deep, with no hand adjustment.
  7. Wall printer output on a red brick wallBrick Dinosaur artwork printed on a glass paneGlass Tiger artwork printed across a ribbed metal roller shutterMetal 3D window and dinosaur mural printed on a painted wall by a commercial wall printerPainted wall

    UV-cured ink on many surfaces

    The LED UV lamp cures as it prints, for a water- and UV-resistant finish on paint, brick, glass, tile, wood and metal. Glass and tile are coated first; test-print the client's wall before you take the job.
  8. Control box with power inlet, switch and two aviation plugs with yellow collars

    Aviation plug connections

    The cables join with aviation plugs, so setup and pack-down are plug-in work.

Unique configuration

Four Parts Built Into the UP200 Commercial Wall Printer

Four parts of the UP200 build are specific to this machine: the column on rails, power-loss resume with carriage lowering, automatic head cleaning and the portable touchscreen.

01

70 kg column on rails

The UP200 is built around one black column. The carriage travels up and down the column, and the column moves along the rail laid at the foot of the wall: it prints a vertical band, moves on and prints the next band beside it, so every band of a long image comes from the same track.
  • 5 mmcolumn parallel to the wall, top to bottom, set once at setup
  • 3 mmprinthead to wall, close without touching
The column carries that alignment along the whole wall and from one day to the next.
Elevation: the column prints band 5 on its rail after bands 1 to 4 are finished, every band on the same track 1234 Rail at the foot of the wall next bands
Foot of the UP200 column standing on its rail frame with castors
02

Built-in power-loss resume and carriage lowering

Both are built in; the GP200, GP200B and UP200P need a UPS added to resume after a cut. When the site power cuts, the carriage lowers itself slowly down the column, protecting the printheads, the carriage and the printed wall below it. When the power returns, the print resumes from where it stopped.
  1. Power cutsThe carriage lowers itself slowly down the column.
  2. Power returnsThe print resumes from where it stopped.
  3. Bands keptThe bands already on the wall stay as they are.
6 h × 8 m²/h = 48 m² on the 60 m² example wall
03

Automatic printhead cleaning

The UP200 cleans its own printheads as part of its routine, so the printheads stay ready through a multi-day wall while the crew prepares the next section.
Printhead capping unit with its suction cable
04

Portable HD colour touchscreen

Run the machine from a portable touchscreen, with no keyboard and mouse to set up at the column. It runs on Windows 7 to 11 and works with a range of design software, so studio files go over USB 3.0 unchanged.
  • English
  • Chinese
  • Russian
Portable HD colour touchscreen of the UP200 showing the print control software

Options

UP200 Options: Printhead, Height, Logo Sign and White Ink

Choose one printhead, then tick the extras your work needs. All three printheads are original Epson parts, and each option is priced in your quotation.

Printhead

  • Epson DX10 printhead, also sold as the TX800

    Epson DX10 Lowest price

    Also sold as the TX800, with the lowest printhead price, for buyers starting on a tight budget.
    1080 nozzles
  • Epson DX7 printheads

    Epson DX7

    In the middle of the three on speed, printhead life and price.
    1440 nozzles
  • Tiger image printed on a wall with an Epson I1600 printhead

    Epson I1600 Longest life

    Larger openings that resist clogging and fire steadily: the fastest of the three, for crews printing many hours a day.
    1600 nozzles

Build and extras

  • 3 m build height

    A column built to print 3 m high, for halls, lobbies and car park walls. Ask for it when you order.
  • Lit sign on the side of the UP200 column, the custom logo light sign option

    Custom logo light sign

    A lit sign with your logo, made to your design and fitted to the machine, so the printer carries your brand on every site.
  • Ink tank caps for white, yellow, magenta, black and cyan on a CMYK + W commercial wall printer

    CMYK + W white ink

    Adds a white ink channel for a white underbase on dark and coloured walls. More on the white ink wall printer page.

Quotation checklist

Six Details for a UP200 Quotation

Send us these details and we reply with the UP200 printhead setup, ink setup and rail length we recommend, and a quotation for that configuration.

  1. Wall size

    The height and length of the walls you are quoting, to set the build height and the rail length.

  2. Days on site and monthly volume

    How long a typical large job runs and how many you take a month, so we recommend the printhead.

  3. Wall surfaces and colours

    Dark and coloured walls need the CMYK + W setup; glass, tile and metal are coated before printing.

  4. Rails

    With rails, or without for jobs where a rail is not used.

  5. Logo sign

    Your logo file and the wording, if you want the custom light sign on the machine.

  6. Software language and destination

    The language your operators use and the country the machine ships to.

What happens after delivery, from setup training to after-sales help, is on our Training and Support page.

UP200 quote

Get Your UP200 Commercial Wall Printer Quotation

Send the height and length of the walls you are quoting and the number of days you expect on site. The reply names the printhead setup we recommend, the build height and the rail length, plus a quotation.

  1. Your details reach the sales team the moment you press send.
  2. The recommendation names one printhead setup, one ink setup, the build height and the rails.
  3. Prices for each option you ask about come with the quotation.
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