Wall printer manufacturer assembly area with finished column printers and print carriages on the factory floor — **FIG. 01** · MAXWAVE assembly area, Wuhan

WallPrintScale, the Wall Printer Manufacturer Brand of the MAXWAVE Factory

WallPrintScale is MAXWAVE's brand for commercial wall printing equipment. Every machine is built and tested on MAXWAVE's own production line; WallPrintScale configures, quotes and supports it.

The buyers are sign and advertising companies, large-format print companies, renovation and decoration contractors, mural studios, distributors and OEM partners: businesses that add wall printing to work they already sell.

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Manufacturer: Wuhan Maxwave Laser Technology Co., Ltd
In-house: Seven manufacturing stages, design to crate
Printheads: Original Epson in every series
Certificates: CE under the EMC and Machinery Directives
Warranty: 2-year whole-machine warranty
Support: Remote installation check and operator training

The Wall Printer Manufacturer Behind WallPrintScale

The manufacturer is Wuhan Maxwave Laser Technology Co., Ltd. The same name and address appear on the CE certificates for the machines, so the documents that come with your quotation trace back to the company that builds the equipment.

Legal name: Wuhan Maxwave Laser Technology Co., Ltd
Address: 1-2, Building B8, 28th Street Leisure Business Center, Panlongcheng Economic Development Zone, Huangpi District, Wuhan, Hubei, China
Trademark: MAXWAVE, registered trademark No. 66902017
Range: GP200, GP200B, UP200 and UP200P, all designed, assembled and tested by the same manufacturer; the full range is on UV Wall Printers

MAXWAVE makes wall printing machines and wall-and-floor printing equipment. The two names split the work in a simple way.

MAXWAVE builds the machine

Design, parts, assembly, testing, packing and shipping of all four series.

WallPrintScale is the team you deal with

Matches a series, printhead and ink set to your walls, issues the quotation with the certificate set, and stays your contact for installation, training and warranty.

From the first enquiry to the end of the warranty period, you deal with one company.

Rows of finished column wall printers standing in the MAXWAVE warehouse before packing — **FIG. 02** · finished column printers in the warehouse

Businesses We Supply With Wall Printing Equipment

Every buyer already sells graphics, print or interiors. The machine becomes one more service on work they have.

Sports car artwork printed directly onto a ribbed metal shutter beside the wall printer carriage — **FIG. 03** · artwork on a metal shutter

Sign and advertising companiesAdd logo walls and shop-front graphics.
Large-format print companiesTake the same artwork onto walls, glass and panels.
Renovation and decoration contractorsAdd feature walls to the fit-outs they already run.
Mural studiosAdd a machine alongside their painters.
Distributors and OEM partnersResell the range in their own markets.

Quoted as a configuration

Each machine is quoted for the surfaces and wall sizes your business handles.

Training for your own crew

Set up for an operator from your existing team, not a new hire.

Documents in the manufacturer's name

Certificates and test reports ready to pass on when you install or resell.

How each business type puts the machine to work is set out on Business Solutions, and the print-shop workflow is on Wall Printing for Sign and Print Shops.

GP200B wall and floor printer seen from above, printing a floor graphic on its rail frame — **FIG. 04** · GP200B on a floor job

Stage-by-Stage Responsibility for Your Machine

All seven manufacturing stages run inside the same manufacturer, from the design to the crate. WallPrintScale takes over where you come in.

Stage	Handled by	What it covers
Research and development	MAXWAVE	Machine design, from the rail structure to the ink system
Parts sourcing	MAXWAVE	Components including original Epson printheads, checked before assembly
Assembly	MAXWAVE line	Column profiles, motor bases, head carriages, control boxes, head units
Whole-machine testing and inspection	MAXWAVE	Software installed and every machine test-printed
Protective packing and logistics	MAXWAVE	Wooden bases, wooden crates, pallets, loading
Configuration and quotation	WallPrintScale	Series, printhead, ink set and base; certificate set for that configuration
Installation check and training	WallPrintScale	Remote video check of the assembled machine, remote operator training
Warranty	WallPrintScale	2-year whole-machine warranty cases, handled with the MAXWAVE factory team

When a question comes up about your machine, it goes back to the company that designed, built and tested it, and WallPrintScale is the one address for it. The production line and its stages are photographed on Wall Printer Factory.

Aluminium column profiles stacked on a pallet truck ready for assembly — **FIG. 05** · column profiles

Wall printer base frames with motors fitted, laid out on the assembly floor — **FIG. 06** · base frames with motors

The rail design, the parts check, the assembly, the test print and the crate all stay with one manufacturer in Wuhan.

Wall printer manufacturer engineer configuring a machine from a laptop beside its floor rail — **FIG. 07** · configuring a machine on its rail

Wall Printer Manufacturer R&D Built Around Client Sites

A wall printer is used in places a print-shop machine never goes. It is set up at the client's premises, prints on walls that are not perfectly flat, moves between jobs and is run by an operator from your existing team.

Each design change aims at one result: a job on site runs to the end with the people and power available there.

Frame: Guide rail and slider structure for steady head travel on the GP200
Transport and setup: Modular frame that splits into small packages and joins with plugs and clips
Wall and floor: Rotating print unit on the GP200B, from walls to floors on the same rails
Ink system: UV ink cured as it prints, electric ink suction and heated printheads
Software: A control workflow a new operator learns in about 10 minutes

Functions every series carries for work on site

Dual ultrasonic sensors let the head follow bumps and dips of up to 1.5 cm.
Red-light positioning marks where the image starts.
The UP200 resumes printing after a power cut and lowers its head automatically when power is lost.
The UP200P can run from a UPS that supplies 2000 W.

Close-up of the GP200 guide rail joint where two upright sections meet flush — **FIG. 08** · GP200 rail joint

End of a GP200 aluminium rail section showing the slider channel and locating pins — **FIG. 09** · rail section end

Rail and Slider Structure on the GP200

A wall image is built from passes of the print head, and every pass has to land exactly next to the last one for the image to hold its detail.

On the GP200 the head runs on a guide rail with sliders. The carriage moves with low running noise, and the steady travel makes the GP200 the series with the highest precision and the most stable printing in the range.

Floor rail: 6 × 1 m
Print height: 2.5 m
Weight: 45 kg

The rail is checked for straightness and paint finish before assembly, because the head carriage travels on it for every pass. The GP200 stands on its floor rail sections or a wheeled base, the image width grows by adding rail sections, and it is the lightest series in the range.

Where to quote it

Artwork with fine detail that the client will see from close up: reception logos, photographic murals in offices and hotels, interior walls designed by an architect. Full details are on GP200 Digital Wall Printer.

Modular Frame That One Person Sets Up

A wall printer travels to every job, so the frame is designed for transport as much as for printing. MAXWAVE built the GP200 as a modular frame whose parts connect with plugs and clips.

7packagesThe GP200 splits into seven small packages for transport.
6.9kgWeight of the GP200 print head unit, lifted on by hand.
10min, aboutOne person sets the GP200 up at the wall.

The UP200P follows the same idea on a column printer. Its control cabinet is portable, and after the machine is taken apart it packs into a flight case with a trolley handle. On every series the rail frame extends in sections, so one machine covers a short reception wall or a long corridor.

For a business sending a crew to client premises, this decides how a job day starts: the machine travels in small packages and one operator assembles it at the wall.

GP200B wall and floor printer in the floor position on its 3 m rail frame — **FIG. 10** · GP200B, floor position

rotation, wall to floor, rails stay in place

Wall-to-Floor Rotation on the GP200B

The GP200B was developed so that one machine prints on walls and on floors. Its print unit rotates from wall printing to floor printing in about 2 minutes, without taking the rails apart. It is the one series in the range that prints on floors.

Floor rail width	3 m
Floor print width	up to 2.3 m
Wall print height	2.5 m standard, 3 m option, custom up to 4 m
Base	Wheeled or rail
Design patent	ZL 2024 3 0255771.X

For a business quoting a shop, showroom or event space, the machine already set up for the wall graphic also prints the floor graphic in the same space, with the same operator. Configurations are on GP200B Wall and Floor Printing Machine.

Ink System With Electric Suction and Heated Printheads

Every series prints UV ink for walls, in CMYK or CMYK + W. LED UV lamps cure the ink as it prints, which gives a water- and UV-resistant finish: the client's wall is finished when the last pass is done.

The ink system keeps the printheads ready between jobs, so the machine prints the next morning without a long cleaning routine.

Electric ink suction
Cleans the printheads; a cap keeps them moist while the machine is parked.
White ink stirring and low-ink alarm
On CMYK + W the white ink is stirred automatically, and an alarm warns before ink runs out.
Heated printheads
The printheads are heated, and the UP200 holds them at a constant temperature.

SGS GZHL2303007145OT The black UV ink is tested by SGS, with EU RoHS restricted substances not detected, and the Epson UV ink MSDS is available: ink you can present to a client who asks what is on their wall. Daily routines are on Wall Printer Maintenance.

Control Software an Operator Learns in About 10 Minutes

The control software is installed at the factory before the machine is tested, so the machine arrives with its software set up.

Software: BetterPrint with the Ultraprint RIP; Maintop is also supported
Interface: English, Chinese and Russian
Files: TIFF
PDF
JPEG
PNG
Artwork: CMYK at 300 dpi or more, the same formats used for banner and sign artwork

On the wall

Red-light positioning marks where the image will start, and image zone printing splits a large image into zones that the machine prints in turn. A new operator learns the basic print workflow in about 10 minutes.

The machine does not depend on one specialist. The person who installs signs or prints banners today can be trained to run it, and a second operator is trained the same way when work grows.

UP200 touchscreen running the print control software with colour test bars — **FIG. 11** · print control software

Heated UP200 carriage on its column with the red positioning cross on the wall — **FIG. 12** · red-light start position

Original Epson Printheads by Model

Parts sourcing is one of the seven stages MAXWAVE runs in-house, and the printheads are original Epson units. Your configuration names the printhead model, so you know exactly which head is in your machine.

Two original Epson DX7 printheads on a desk — **FIG. 13** · Epson DX7

Sealed Epson I3200-U1 printhead package with its product label — **FIG. 14** · sealed I3200

Epson DX7 printhead nozzle plate close-up — **FIG. 15** · DX7 nozzle plate

Printhead	Nozzles	Offered on
Epson I1600	1600	GP200, GP200B, UP200, UP200P
Epson DX7	1440	GP200, GP200B, UP200
Epson DX10	1080	GP200, GP200B, UP200, UP200P
Epson I3200	named in the configuration	GP200, GP200B, UP200P

More nozzles print faster, are less prone to ink dropouts and last longer, at a higher price. The quotation states the head and the number fitted.

Why the head model is on the quotation

Two machines of the same series can carry different heads. Naming the model lets you compare quotations like for like, order the right spare, and tell a client exactly what printed their wall.

Incoming and Assembly Inspection

The parts that decide print quality are checked before they go into a machine.

On arrival

Printheads: Checked for stability
Rails: Checked for straightness and the quality of the paint finish
Motors: Checked for current, temperature rise and noise

On the assembly line

Frame: Checked for parallelism
Screws: Checked for torque
Head bracket: Checked for position

Bracket position and frame parallelism hold the head square to the wall; the motor checks cover the parts that drive the head across every pass. The line where these parts are fitted is shown on Wall Printer Factory.

Parts storage area with labelled shelving and component bins in the wall printer factory — **FIG. 16** · parts store before assembly

Stepper motor used to drive the wall printer head carriage — **FIG. 17** · carriage motor

Close-up of an upright rail joint with the steel guide strip — **FIG. 18** · rail joint and guide strip

Finished column wall printers standing in a row at the end of the line, checked one by one — **FIG. 19** · finished machines checked one by one

Hand touching a freshly printed underwater mural beside the UP200 head, cured as it prints — **FIG. 20** · test print, cured on the wall

Technician adjusting the UP200 heated carriage on its floor rail during testing — **FIG. 21** · carriage set-up check

Whole-Machine Testing Before Shipping

Each finished machine is tested as a whole before it is packed. The software is installed and every machine is test-printed.

Print accuracyChecked on a test print from the finished machine.
Continuous printingThe machine runs a long print without a stop.
High and low temperaturesOperation checked at both ends of the range.
Transport simulationRun before the machine is crated.

At the end of the line the finished machines stand in a row and are checked one by one. A machine leaves the factory with its software set up and its print accuracy tested, so your first days go into assembly, the remote installation check and operator training before the first client wall.

Protective Packing and International Shipping

Protective packing and international logistics are the last two of the seven stages, and the manufacturer runs both. The transport simulation in the test serves the same goal: the machine arrives in the condition it left the line.

WrapWrapped in film on a wooden base
CrateClosed in a wooden crate
PalletPlaced on a pallet
LoadChecked and loaded by forklift

Open UP200P flight case with ink bottles, rails and parts packed in foam — **FIG. 22** · UP200P flight case

Packing follows the machine

The GP200 splits into 7 small packages.
The UP200P packs into a flight case with a trolley handle.
An illustrated installation manual comes with every machine, so your own operator unpacks and assembles it.

Closed black flight case with aluminium edges for a portable wall printer — **FIG. 23** · case closed for shipping

Each crate is screwed shut at the factory and opened for the first time at your premises.

Wall Printer Manufacturer Certificates, Test Report and Patent

Each document below matches the original shown under the table, in the same order. Select a thumbnail to open the full page.

Document	Number	Issued by	What it covers
CE, EMC Directive (2014/30/EU)	HT22DC-0511882	Honton, 2021-11-19	Electromagnetic compatibility
CE, Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC)	B-S210637248	Beide, 2021-06-25	Machinery safety
Machinery Directive attestation	M.2023.206.C83822	UDEM	Valid 2023-04-10 to 2028-04-09
SGS ink test	GZHL2303007145OT	SGS	Black UV ink; EU RoHS restricted substances not detected
Design patent	ZL 2024 3 0255771.X	China	External design of the GP200B wall printer
Trademark	No. 66902017	China	The MAXWAVE mark

The CE certificates are issued to the manufacturer, Wuhan Maxwave Laser Technology Co., Ltd, and cover each model by model code.

The certificate set for your configuration comes with the quotation, so you can check it against the machine you are ordering before you place the order. The Epson UV ink MSDS is available alongside the SGS report.

2years Whole-machine warranty on every series Hands plugging a round multi-pin connector into the white UP200P cabinet

Two-Year Warranty and Case Handling

Every warranty case goes to WallPrintScale, the company that quoted the machine, and WallPrintScale handles it with the MAXWAVE factory team. You do not have to find the right department at the factory yourself.

Covered: The whole machine, for 2 years
Not covered: Ink and printhead connectors
Report within: 31 days of finding the defect
Handled by: WallPrintScale, with the MAXWAVE factory team that built the machine

For a business with client jobs booked, this keeps the warranty route short: one contact, with the factory team that built the machine behind it.

Engineering Team

The engineering team works with your operators from the day the machine is assembled. These are the engineers who review installation videos and guide operator training online.

What the engineers do for your crew

Check the assembled machine from your video before the first job.
Guide your operators online through their first prints.
Answer maintenance and part-replacement questions with step-by-step videos.

Remote Installation Check, Training and Maintenance Videos

Support is remote, and it starts with installation. Each step uses the illustrated manual and video, so your own operator does the hands-on work with an engineer watching.

Installation check
Assemble the machine with the illustrated manual, send a video of the installed machine, and the engineers check it remotely before the first job.
Operator training
Remote training, with an engineer guiding your team online through the first prints.
Maintenance and parts
Maintenance and part-replacement videos show each routine task step by step, so your operator handles it.

Maintenance routines and support details are on Wall Printer Maintenance.

Your Contact at WallPrintScale

You deal with one team at WallPrintScale from the first message onwards. The same contact handles:

Configuration and quotation
The certificate set for your machine
Sample prints on a specific surface, on request
Training arrangements
Warranty cases
Questions after delivery

What to send first

Your business type and the surfaces you print on
Your usual wall heights and widths
Whether you need floor printing or white ink

WhatsApp +86 18571639620 Call +86 18571639620

Or use the contact form. Printed examples by surface and project type are on Wall Printer Applications.

Wall printer touchscreen showing the print software with client artwork loaded — **FIG. 24** · your artwork on the print screen

Ways to Work With WallPrintScale

Three routes, one manufacturer behind each. Pick the one that matches how your business sells.

Direct purchase
Businesses that print walls themselves buy a configured machine for their own crew.Compare configurations
Distribution
Distributors buy the four series to resell in their own markets.Wholesale and OEM terms
OEM
Your own branding on the machine: a custom logo on the GP200B body and the UP200P control cabinet, and an optional logo light box on the UP200.OEM supply

Request a Configuration From the Manufacturer

Tell us what your business sells today and the walls your clients ask for. We send back a configuration, the quotation and the certificate set that covers it.

Use the form here, the contact form page or WhatsApp, or go back to the home page to compare the range.

WhatsApp: +86 18571639620
Phone: +86 18571639620