Anker is making UV printing affordable for small businesses and makers with its E1 printer that can create faux 3D textures.

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Anker's new eufyMake UV Printer E1, priced at $1,899, brings advanced UV printing technology to consumers. This printer creates 2D images with raised textures simulating materials like wood and leather on various surfaces. It supports different materials including wood, metal, glass, and acrylic, and can even print on rounded objects. The E1 aims to make UV printing more accessible to individuals and small businesses, though the cost of replacement inks remains unclear.

Anker’s new UV Printer E1 can create fake wood and paint textures.