Wall printer customization at WallPrintScale is a short list of choices made before your machine is built: floor printing or walls only, print height, base, ink set, printhead, motion structure, how far it dismantles, and extras such as a logo, UPS backup or WiFi.
Each choice below names the customer and the job it suits. Answer one question first: which walls, and which floors, will this machine meet in its first year? A sign shop, a home decorator and a fit-out contractor answer it differently, so they get different machines.
CONFIGURATION SHEET · example: decorator moving between homes and shops, some dark feature wallsfilled in with the quotation
Each choice answers one question about your work. Go straight to the ones you are unsure of; the scenario table at the end puts all eight together for six typical buyers.
Only one series prints floors: the GP200B. Its print unit rotates from the wall to the floor without taking up the rails, so the GP200 and UP200 are walls-only machines. Decide this first in any wall printer customization, because it fixes the series.
Converting a column machine for floor work commonly takes around 20 minutes per switch; the GP200B is built to rotate in about 2. Floor durability and slip resistance depend on the coating or laminate specified for the project, so test before use; outdoor exposure depends on the finish specified. Floor graphics printing
Print height is the tallest image the machine covers in one go up the wall. Choose it from the tallest walls you are asked to quote, not the average one: a wall above your print height means a second pass and a join.
Shop walls, offices, homes, classrooms and restaurants where the image stays below a normal ceiling.
Showrooms, retail feature walls, gyms and corridors with higher ceilings, where 2.5 m leaves a band unprinted.
Hotel lobbies, atriums, sports halls and tall feature walls. Built to the height you order and stated in the quotation.
Margins count too. On the GP200B the bottom margin is 50 cm, so a standard 2.5 m image runs from about 0.5 m to about 3 m above the floor. Margins for every series are listed on the GP200, GP200B and UP200 pages.
The lower half of the machine decides how it travels along a wall. Rails give a fixed straight path; wheels let you roll from wall to wall without laying anything. The UP200 runs on rails; on the GP200 and GP200B you choose.
| Series | Base options |
|---|---|
| GP200 | Floor rails (1 m sections, six as standard) or wheeled base |
| GP200B | Wheeled base or rail base; floors print on its 3 m wide floor rail |
| UP200 | Rail base under the column |
Rails suit print companies and contractors who stay on one site for days: school and hospital corridors, long shopfront runs, a mural the full length of a warehouse wall. The image width grows by adding sections.
Wheels suit decorators and sign shops doing several short walls a day, in homes or shops that stay open, where rails across the floor get in the way. Choose them where the floor is level enough to roll on.
LONG RUNS · ONE SITE FOR DAYS
On the GP200, six 1 m sections give a 6 m image width; a corridor or shopfront past 6 m takes extra sections.
MANY SHORT WALLS · FREQUENT MOVES
Rolls along the wall with no rails laid. The GP200 and GP200B take it, and the GP200B works with or without rails.
Every series prints UV ink in one of two sets. The difference is one layer: CMYK + W lays down white first and prints the colour image over it, so the choice comes down to the colour of the surfaces your customers own.
Four colours printed straight onto the surface; the wall gives the white of the image. For businesses whose jobs are white and light-painted walls: offices, homes, classrooms, most shop interiors.
≈ 2 ml/m² · ≈ $0.40/m², Standard mode
The same four colours plus a white channel, for two kinds of job:
white ink stirred automatically in the tank
Ordinary walls need no treatment. Painted, plastered or putty walls that absorb ink are printed directly once they are dry and flat.
Only smooth, non-absorbent surfaces take a coating first: glass, tile, metal, acrylic. Where your enquiry lists them, the coating is included in the quotation. Results are application-dependent and sample testing on your surface is recommended; sample prints can be arranged on request. Surfaces and applications
All three series take original Epson printheads, and the quotation names the exact head fitted. The series decides which heads are on offer; the nozzle count decides the trade-off between them.
| Series | DX10 | DX7 | I1600 | I3200 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GP200 | Dual | Dual | Single or dual (U) | Dual (U) |
| GP200B | Offered | Offered | Offered | Offered |
| UP200 | Offered | Offered | Offered | Not offered |
Per the factory, a head with more nozzles prints faster, is less prone to ink dropout and lasts longer, and it costs more. The ranking is qualitative. Rated speed is quoted per series, the same 8 / 8 / 5 m²/h in Draft, Standard and High-resolution, not per head.
| Factor | DX10 | DX7 | I1600 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nozzles | 1080 | 1440 | 1600 |
| Speed | Slowest | Middle | Fastest |
| Ink dropout | Most prone | Fewer dropouts | Least prone |
| Service life | Shortest | Longer | Longest |
| Head cost | Lowest | Between | Highest |
The head you choose is the head you reorder. A printhead wears with use, so its price recurs over the machine's life. Exact head prices come with the quotation; on the GP200 and GP200B, ask for an I3200 option alongside.
Head care and replacement
Your monthly print area is walls times their size, and that figure points to a head. Hours are planned on the series speed rating, so one standard wall image sets the scale:
A sign shop or decorator adding wall printing to an existing service. With few square metres to print, the lowest head cost counts most.
A print shop selling walls as a standing service next to banners and signs. The DX7 sits between the other two on head cost and head life.
A mural studio or contractor printing corridors and large walls through full days. The I1600's higher head cost is spread over the most square metres.
The I3200 is listed on the GP200 and GP200B. If your workload sits above what an I1600 handles for you today, ask for an I3200 option in the same quotation.
Unsure where your work sits? Send the walls you printed or quoted over the last few months, with their sizes, and the head is recommended from that figure. Send your wall list
The first five choices decide what the machine prints. The last three decide how it moves, travels and works on your sites.next · motion structure · dismantling · extras
How the print head travels up and along the wall differs by series, and it decides noise, precision, set-up and value. In wall printer customization, choose the structure from where you print most: occupied interiors, walls plus floors, or long runs on one site.
GP200
The carriage runs on a guide rail with sliders rather than plastic wheels, so it runs quieter and holds its line.
CHOOSE IT FOROffices, hotels, homes and shops that stay open during the job, and clients who expect the highest precision and the most stable print.
GP200B
A belt-driven carriage on a floor rail, with a vertical rail that folds and a print head that folds and extends.
CHOOSE IT FORFit-out contractors and sign companies that print walls and floors, need custom heights or set up on a new site most days.
UP200
The head runs up an aluminium column profile that travels on a rail base: the value-for-money wall machine of the three.
CHOOSE IT FORPrint companies running long corridor and warehouse walls, staying on one site for days, and buyers who want the best value per machine.
How far the machine comes apart decides what vehicle you need, who can carry it up the stairs and how soon you print after arriving. If your jobs change site every day, weight this part of wall printer customization heavily.
| Series | Net weight | How it comes apart | Set-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| GP200 | 45 kg | Seven small parcels; the head unit lifts off at 6.9 kg | About 10 minutes, one person, plugs and clips |
| GP200B | 60 kg | Vertical rail off: the machine is only 40 cm high and stands upright; 10 kg electrical box carried by hand; wheeled flight case fits a car boot | Aviation plugs throughout |
| UP200 | 70 kg | Column machine, 120 kg packed; parcels and handling given with the quotation | Details with the quotation |
Every series runs on the same single-phase supply. The extras below are added in the same quotation and built in before the machine ships.
The GP200B can carry your logo on its body; the UP200 takes an optional lit logo sign on its column.
For distributors, OEM partners and sign companies whose machine works in public view. Wholesale and OEM
The UP200 resumes after a power cut and lowers its head automatically. The GP200B takes a UPS option for resume printing, and a UPS can be configured for the GP200 on request; any UPS must handle the 2000 W draw.
For renovation and construction sites, temporary event power and older buildings. On steady mains the standard supply is enough.
Artwork goes to the machine over WiFi instead of by cable or USB stick.
For crews who receive last-minute file changes on site from the office or the client.
The control software runs in Chinese, English, Russian and many other languages; name the language your operators use and it is confirmed with the quotation.
For distributors and companies whose operators work in their own language.
Red-light positioning on the GP200 and UP200 projects a red cross on the wall to place the image; image zone printing on the GP200 prints a chosen part of a file.
For artwork that must line up with doors, windows, sockets or an existing design.
Walls per month, their surfaces and heights, any floors, and how you travel between sites are enough to fill in the configuration sheet and price it.
Six typical buyers with every wall printer customization choice filled in. Use the closest row as a starting point; the quotation adjusts it to your walls, floors and sites.
| Customer and jobs | Series | Printhead | Ink | Base | Height | Extras |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Sign shop, indoor retail wallsShop and office walls every week, some in brand colours or dark feature walls; artwork lined up with shelving and doors. | GP200 | dual DX7 | CMYK + W | floor rails | 2.5 m | red-light positioning |
 Decorator moving between homesA few rooms a week on light painted walls, occupied homes, travels by car. | GP200 | dual DX10 | CMYK | wheeled | 2.5 m | seven-parcel packing |
 Fit-out contractor with floorsShops, schools and gyms where the brief covers walls and floor graphics; construction-site power. | GP200B | DX7 or I1600 | CMYK + W | wheeled or rail | 2.5 m or 3 m | UPS, WiFi transfer |
 Mural studio, tall lobby wallsHotel lobbies, atriums and feature walls above 3 m, long print days. | GP200B | I1600 or I3200 | CMYK + W | rail | custom to 4 m | UPS option |
 Print company, long corridor wallsSchools, hospitals and offices, several days on one site, value per machine matters. | UP200 | I1600 | CMYK + W | rail, extra sections | 3 m option | built-in resume |
 Distributor building a demo lineShows walls and floors to local sign and decoration businesses under its own brand. | GP200B + UP200 | DX7 · I1600 | CMYK + W | wheeled · rail | 2.5 m · 3 m | logo, local language |
Same in every configuration: 3.0 pl droplets, prints at 2880 dpi, LED UV curing as it prints, dual ultrasonic sensors that follow bumps and dips up to 1.5 cm, 2.5 m × 6 m standard image, width extended by joining rail. Full specifications: UV wall printers
Send your monthly print area, surfaces, tallest walls, any floors, site power and how you travel between jobs. The reply is a quotation with all eight choices filled in, with a second printhead option side by side when your volume sits between two heads.
Every machine leaves our production line with its software installed and after a whole-machine test. Certificates and factory checks are on the About us page.