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LSINC Appoints PRO TECHnology as Exclusive Distributor for the Middle East and North Africa: Direct-to-Object Printing for Bottles, Cans, Cosmetics, Candles and Mugs Comes to the Region

Announced 7 December 2023 · Updated 20 October 2026 · PRO TECHnology Newsroom, Dubai

Dubai, 7 December 2023. LSINC Corporation of Huntsville, Alabama, has appointed PRO TECHnology as its exclusive distributor for the Middle East and North Africa. The agreement brings LSINC's 360-degree direct-to-object UV printers, the PeriOne, PeriQ360 and Perivallo360m, to water and beverage manufacturers, glass bottle makers, perfume houses, cosmetics and candle brands across the region, with a demonstration unit at Sun Studio in Dubai, and no minimum order quantity on anything they print.

This announcement is PRO TECHnology's own account of the partnership, published in the Newsroom and updated in September 2026 to add the PeriH, LSINC's printer for handled mugs, which joined the range in 2025. It explains what the agreement covers, why direct-to-object printing changes the economics of decorating a container, which LSINC machine fits which job, and how a brand in the region can see its own product printed before buying anything. For the technical comparison of the machines, see the Peri Series buying guide; for what they are used for, industry by industry, see what LSINC cylindrical printers print.

Announced: 7 December 2023, by LSINC Corporation and PRO TECHnology
Appointment: PRO TECHnology is LSINC's exclusive distributor and dealer for the Middle East and North Africa, listed by LSINC for 14 countries including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Jordan and Egypt
The range: PeriOne (single spindle), PeriQ360 (four spindles), Perivallo360m (contour-following), and since 2025 the PeriH for handled mugs
What they print: Glass, PET and aluminium water and beverage bottles, perfume bottles, body spray and aerosol cans, cosmetic jars, tubes and bottles, candle jars and vessels, tumblers, glasses and mugs
Finishes: Any colour in one pass, white and varnish, 3D embossed tactile finishes built in cured ink, clear glass with no white base, variable data on every piece
Durability: With LSINC's jettable primer and LED cure: scratch resistant, alcohol resistant and UV resistant on glass and ceramic. Dishwasher and microwave performance is not rated; it is tested on a sample of your own container before anything is promised
Minimum order: None. No screens, plates or cylinders, so a run of one, a sample or a full production run can be printed
See it running: Demonstration unit at Sun Studio, Al Quoz, Dubai: bring your containers, watch them printed, run sample orders before deciding to buy
Support: Installation, operator training, service engineers, spare parts, LSINC inks, primers and consumables from PRO TECHnology in Dubai, with LSINC's remote diagnostics behind every printer

The LSINC PeriQ360's four print tunnels under LED cure, from LSINC's own product film: four containers printed 360 degrees in one cycle. The PeriQ360 is the production machine of the range PRO TECHnology now supplies across the Middle East and North Africa.

Key takeaways

On 7 December 2023 LSINC Corporation appointed PRO TECHnology, Dubai, as its exclusive distributor and dealer for the Middle East and North Africa, covering 14 countries on LSINC's distributor map.
The range prints artwork directly around bottles, cans, jars, tumblers and, since 2025, handled mugs: no label, no sleeve, no screen, full CMYK colour with white and varnish, and 3D embossed tactile finishes built up layer by layer in cured ink.
Three cylindrical machines cover three jobs: the PeriOne for short runs, samples and the largest containers; the PeriQ360 for industrial glass bottle production at a rated maximum of 1,146 pieces an hour at a 4-inch artwork height; the Perivallo360m for wine bottles, tapered and contoured shapes up to 30 degrees.
The PeriH prints handled mugs in a single 600 dpi pass, up to 16 mm onto the handle, with white and any colour on plain ceramic, so no sublimation coating, no coated blanks and no coating finish.
Durability comes from LSINC's jettable primer, the right ink set and a full LED cure rather than from a film: with that recipe PRO TECHnology rates the print as scratch resistant, alcohol resistant and UV resistant, confirmed on a sample of each new container. That is where UV DTF transfers and sublimation fall short. Dishwasher and microwave performance is not rated: it depends on the container and its coating, the primer or pre-treatment, the ink set and the cure, so it is tested on a sample of the customer's own container before anything is promised.
There is no minimum order quantity: a single piece, a personalised run where every item differs, or a production shift all run from the same file.
A demonstration unit at Sun Studio in Al Quoz, Dubai, lets a brand or manufacturer see its own containers printed and run sample orders before deciding to buy.
PRO TECHnology installs, trains, services and stocks the machines from Dubai, with LSINC inks, primers and spare parts held in the region, across the 14 countries LSINC lists for it.

The announcement

PRO TECHnology, the Dubai technology company established in February 1998 and one of the first to introduce UV printing to the region, today becomes the exclusive distributor of LSINC Corporation's direct-to-object printers for the Middle East and North Africa. LSINC, an engineering and manufacturing company based in Huntsville, Alabama, builds the Peri Series: industrial UV inkjet printers that decorate cylindrical and tapered products 360 degrees, direct to the object, with no label and no sleeve. Under the agreement PRO TECHnology sells, installs, trains, services and supplies consumables for the PeriOne, PeriQ360 and Perivallo360m across the region, and LSINC's own distributor map lists PRO TECHnology for 14 countries.

Alicia Ryan, LSINC Founder and CEO, said in LSINC's announcement: I'm thrilled to solidify this partnership. We set a goal of taking our printers worldwide, and PRO TECHnology is absolutely the partner we want in the MENA region! Jamal Maraqa, PRO TECHnology Founder and Managing Director, added: Being the exclusive distributor of LSINC in the MENA region is a game-changer for us. LSINC's 360-degree direct-to-object print using eco-friendly digital inks is a testament to their commitment to pushing the boundaries of technology and creativity.

The two companies will show the range together at FESPA Middle East in Dubai in January 2024, where a PeriOne prints visitors' own products live on the stand. Ahead of that, a demonstration unit is available at Sun Studio, the group's UV printing studio in Al Quoz, Dubai, so that a brand or manufacturer anywhere in the region can send its containers, see them printed, and run sample orders before making the decision to buy.

Why direct-to-object printing changes the game for bottle, beverage, perfume, cosmetic and candle brands

Every container on a shelf today is decorated by something applied to it afterwards: a paper or film label, a shrink sleeve, a screen print with one screen per colour, or a transfer. Each of those adds a supplier, a lead time, a minimum order and a material that can lift, wrinkle or fall off. LSINC's printers remove the layer altogether. The container is held on a spindle, rotates under UV inkjet heads, and the artwork is laid down as one continuous wrap that the LED lamp cures the instant it lands. The decoration is cured ink bonded to the surface of the glass, metal or plastic, not a separate label.

Water and beverage manufacturers: print glass, PET and aluminium bottles in an offline cell beside the filling line, empty or, after a sample test, filled and sealed, and run limited editions, co-branding and hospitality orders without a new label SKU for each one; regulatory text and batch or date coding still have to be applied. Our guide for beverage manufacturers covers the trial and the cost model.
Glass bottle manufacturers and decorators: offer full-colour and photographic decoration on clear or coloured glass with no barrier inside the bottle (standard on the PeriOne and PeriQ360, an upgrade on the Perivallo360m), with white printed wherever the design needs opacity, and with a turnaround that screen printing cannot match on short and medium runs because there are no screens to make.
Perfume manufacturers and houses: print the bottle rather than label it, with raised, tactile monograms and patterns the customer feels before reading, and versions for every market, season and gift set.
Cosmetics and personal care: jars, tubes, airless and dropper bottles in glass, PET and HDPE, with the full label, ingredients, barcode and directions printed on the container itself.
Candle makers and home fragrance: glass and ceramic candle vessels decorated as finished pieces, poured and wicked included, from one jar to a full range.
Brands, agencies and gifting: tumblers, glasses, cups and, with the PeriH, handled mugs, personalised down to a single name per piece.

Four containers, four designs, one file change between them: zebra, marble, floral and green marble wraps printed directly onto the surface with no label and no seam.

Most capabilities are shared across the range; the differences are noted below. Full colour: CMYK plus white, with varnish for gloss, matte and clear relief, colour-managed through the Onyx Thrive RIP, and G7-calibrated on the PeriQ360. Your branding, in full: logos, photographs, fine text, barcodes and QR codes, printed in one pass with no dieline and no seam. 3D embossed, tactile finishes: because each layer cures instantly, the machine can print layer on layer until a logo or a pattern stands proud of the surface and can be felt, an effect LSINC calls tactile effects and faux embossing. Clear glass without a barrier: the PeriOne and PeriQ360 print clear or coloured glass with nothing placed inside the bottle (an upgrade on the Perivallo360m); white is still printed where the design needs opacity. Every piece different: variable data means a name, a number or a different design on each item in the same run. No minimum order quantity: there are no screens, plates or cylinders to make, so the first piece and the ten-thousandth come from the same file.

A 3D embossed, tactile finish on a fragrance bottle: the gold lettering and the floral relief stand proud of the surface, built layer by layer in cured ink rather than moulded into the glass.

The LSINC range: four direct-to-object printers, one for each kind of job

LSINC builds its printers around the same JetINX print engine, LED curing, seven ink channels and Onyx Thrive RIP, then changes the way the object is held and fed to suit the job. Three cylindrical machines were part of the launch range; the PeriH for handled containers joined it in 2025. The rated speeds below are LSINC's figures at a 4-inch (101.6 mm) artwork height; real output depends on coverage, geometry and how the machine is fed.

The LSINC direct-to-object range supplied by PRO TECHnology. Object windows and rated speeds from LSINC's product sheets; the PeriH figures from its 2025 specification.
Machine	Built for	Object window and rated speed
PeriQ360	Industrial glass bottle, can and jar production; four items at once, semi-automatic loading, G7 colour calibration, variable-data caching; 2021 PRINTING United Alliance Pinnacle Product Award	38 to 114 mm diameter, up to 406 mm long, taper +10°/−2°; 1,146 pieces an hour rated
PeriOne	Short runs, samples, candle jars, launches and the largest containers; one spindle, manual loading, one operator; 2022 Pinnacle Product Award	38 to 152 mm diameter, up to 457 mm long, taper +10°/−2°; 282 pieces an hour rated
Perivallo360m	Wine and spirit bottles, tapered and contoured containers, small diameters; print heads follow the contour of the surface	20 to 139 mm diameter, up to 406 mm long, taper ±30°; 174 pieces an hour rated
PeriH	Handled mugs and cups; two pieces at once, single-pass 600 dpi, prints up to 16 mm onto the handle; added to the range in 2025	61 to 127 mm diameter, up to 304 mm long, taper +12°; up to 5 pieces a minute rated

PeriQ360: the industrial printing machine for glass bottles at production speed

The PeriQ360 is the machine for a water bottler, a beverage line, a glass decorator or a perfume house that measures output per shift. Four spindles print four containers at the same time, the operator loads the next four while the current set prints, and LSINC rates it at 1,146 pieces an hour. G7 colour calibration keeps the same red the same red from the first bottle to the last, and variable-data caching lets the four tunnels run four different designs, or four different names, in one cycle. It prints glass, clear or coloured with no barrier inside the bottle, PET and aluminium, with a 38 to 114 mm diameter window and a 406 mm (16 in) maximum item length, which takes a 330 ml can, a 500 ml water bottle and a 100 ml fragrance bottle; the printable height depends on the object's shape and taper.

The PeriQ360 in LSINC's own product film: loading the four spindles, the print tunnels under LED cure, and the printed glasses coming off the tray. 42 seconds, no sound.

Glass water bottles printed directly on the LSINC press: the pattern, the brand and the Arabic text are one print on the glass, with no label to apply and no sleeve to shrink.

PeriOne: a compact direct-to-object printer for bottles, candle jars and short runs

The PeriOne is the single-spindle version of the same engine, built for the brand that launches, samples and runs limited editions, and for the decorator that takes a different job every hour. It loads one item at a time, needs one operator, and takes the largest objects in the range, up to 152 mm in diameter and 457 mm long, so growlers, large candle jars, vases and 1-litre bottles are all inside its window. It prints clear glass with no barrier, offers LSINC's jettable primer for surfaces that need it, and won the 2022 PRINTING United Alliance Pinnacle Product Award for direct-to-shape printers. For a candle maker or a fragrance brand, it is usually the first machine.

The PeriOne in LSINC's own product film: full-colour UV inkjet, printing on clear glass, proofing and prototyping, and printed candle jars and bottles. 46 seconds, no sound.

A candle vessel printed as a finished piece: full-colour artwork wrapped around the glass with no label edge, the kind of short-run job the PeriOne is built for.

Perfume bottles printed on the LSINC press: five patterns, five files, the same bottle. The white textured bottle in the centre carries a raised finish that can be felt.

Perivallo360m: printing wine bottles, tapered and contoured containers

A wine bottle's shoulder, a shaped perfume flacon, a conical cup and a slim cosmetic tube share a problem: they are not cylinders. The Perivallo360m answers it with print heads that follow the contour of the surface, so it prints from the base up onto the shoulder and neck at tapers up to ±30°, where the PeriOne and PeriQ360 stop at +10°/−2°. It also takes the smallest diameters in the range, from 20 mm, which is what puts lipstick cases, roll-ons and sample vials within reach. Rated at 174 pieces an hour, it is the machine for premium, shaped and unusual containers rather than for volume.

The Perivallo360m in LSINC's own product film: printing on contours, a wine bottle decorated over its shoulder and neck. 40 seconds, no sound.

Wine bottles printed directly with a stained-glass artwork that wraps the body and rises onto the shoulder: the label-style panel is printed too, so no decorative label is applied; any mandatory back-label information still has to appear on the bottle.

PeriH: UV printing on mugs and handled drinkware, without the sublimation coating

Update, September 2026. The PeriH joined the LSINC range in 2025 and is now supplied and supported by PRO TECHnology in the region alongside the three cylindrical machines.

Mugs have always been the awkward object: a handle stops a cylindrical printer from rotating the piece, which is why most printed mugs are sublimated, a process that needs a polymer-coated blank, prints only onto that coating, cannot print white, struggles on dark mugs and leaves the coating's own finish behind. The PeriH is LSINC's industrial direct-to-object printer for handled containers. It indexes the mug rather than spinning it, prints in a single pass at 600 dpi with Epson recirculating heads, carries CMYK plus white and varnish with a primer channel, and prints up to 16 mm onto the handle so the artwork runs to the edge. The standard print height is 96 mm, extendable to 128 mm; two mugs print at once; and a self-adjusting carriage takes straight-sided and tapered shapes from 61 to 127 mm in diameter at up to 5 pieces a minute.

For a gifting company, a coffee brand or a hotel, the practical difference is that plain ceramic and coated-metal mugs within the PeriH's 61 to 127 mm diameter and +12° taper window can be printed, dark colours included, with white, full colour, photographs and a name per piece, with no coated blank to buy in advance and no minimum order quantity. Paired with LSINC's primer, the right ink set and a full cure, PRO TECHnology rates the print as scratch resistant on ceramic, confirmed on a sample of each new mug; that is where the alternatives for mugs give up first. Dishwasher performance is not rated: it depends on the mug and its glaze or coating, the primer, the ink set and the cure, so it is tested with real wash cycles on a sample of the customer's own mug before anything is promised. Hand washing is the safe instruction for printed mugs.

The LSINC PeriH, from LSINC's 2025 specification sheet: an industrial direct-to-object printer built for handled mugs and containers that a cylindrical machine cannot rotate.

Mugs and a handled tumbler printed on the PeriH: white and full colour on plain ceramic, dark mugs included, with no sublimation coating.

Durability: LSINC primers against the UV DTF sticker problem

The first question every buyer asks about printed drinkware and bottles is whether it lasts, because most people have seen a UV DTF transfer peel. UV DTF is a print made on a film and transferred to the object as a sticker with an adhesive layer, so it always has an exposed edge, and a dishwasher, a fingernail, a bottle of perfume or a hot wash finds that edge. It is a decoration on the surface, not in it. Sublimation has a different limit: the image is dyed into a polymer coating, so it needs coated blanks, cannot print white, fades in sunlight and is only as durable as the coating. Which process fits which cup, from a mug heat press to the PeriH, is compared in our guide to cup, mug and tumbler printing machines.

Direct-to-object printing on an LSINC machine works the other way round. LSINC's jettable primer is printed onto the container in the same pass as the artwork, the UV ink bonds to that primed surface, and the LED lamp cures each layer as it lands, with a final cure to finish. There is no film, no adhesive and no edge. With that recipe, PRO TECHnology rates the print as scratch resistant, alcohol resistant and UV resistant on glass and ceramic, which is the basis for those ratings; alcohol performance is still confirmed on a sample of each new container. Surfaces that need more, such as some plastics and coated metals, get pre-treatment first, and the recipe is confirmed on a sample of each new container before a production run. Dishwasher and microwave performance is not rated or promised: both depend on the container and its coating, the primer or pre-treatment, the ink set and the cure. Dishwasher performance is tested with real wash cycles on a sample of the customer's own container before anything is promised, and a commercial dishwasher, with its alkaline detergent, is a harder test that is run separately. LSINC offers adhesion and abrasion testing to set the recipe. Hand washing is the safe instruction for printed drinkware.

PET shampoo bottles printed front and back on the LSINC press, directions, ingredients and barcode included: the label content printed on the bottle, with nothing to peel; batch and date codes are applied separately and barcodes are scan-checked.

No minimum order quantity

Screen printing needs a screen per colour, a label needs a print run and a sleeve needs a minimum roll, and each of those sets a floor under the order. Direct-to-object printing has none of them: the artwork is a file, the machine is loaded, and the first piece prints. That is why LSINC's machines run one piece, ten, a personalised run where every item carries a different name, or a full production shift, from the same setup. A sample costs a sample, and the price per piece falls as the quantity rises, but nothing forces a minimum, and a brand can test a design in the market before committing to it.

See it running: the demonstration unit at Sun Studio, Dubai

PRO TECHnology does not ask a buyer to decide from a brochure. A demonstration unit is installed at Sun Studio, the group's UV printing studio in Al Quoz, Dubai, where a brand or manufacturer from anywhere in the region can bring its own bottles, cans, jars, cups or mugs, watch them printed, and take the samples away to test. For brands in the UAE, Sun Studio also prints as a service, so a company can run sample orders, or a whole first campaign, on the LSINC press before making the decision to buy a machine, and see the real adhesion, the real colour and the real tactile finish on its own product rather than on a demonstration piece. Sun Studio prints on the machines; PRO TECHnology sells them.

A glass tumbler printed 360 degrees with a desert scene on an LSINC press: the kind of sample a buyer can have printed on their own glassware before deciding.

What the partnership brings to the region

Sales and quotations from Dubai for the PeriOne, PeriQ360, Perivallo360m and, since 2025, the PeriH, across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Jordan, Egypt and the other countries on LSINC's distributor map.
Installation and operator training by PRO TECHnology's engineers, on site.
Service engineers, spare parts, LSINC inks, primers and consumables held in Dubai, so support does not wait on a shipment from the United States.
Saudi Arabia and the wider territory: Saudi Arabia is one of the 14 countries LSINC lists for PRO TECHnology, and customers there are supplied and supported by the same Dubai team.
Demonstrations and sample runs at Sun Studio in Al Quoz, and a live PeriOne on the LSINC and PRO TECHnology stand at FESPA Middle East in January 2024.
Pre-treatment and inks from the same division: PRO TECHnology is also the Middle East distributor for Marabu inks and supplies MODICO surface pre-treatment for plastics and coated metals.

Alongside LSINC, PRO TECHnology's Digital Printing division supplies flatbed and wide-format UV printers for flat products, so a factory that prints bottles on a Peri and cartons or flat perfume bottles on a flatbed deals with one supplier for both.

About LSINC and PRO TECHnology

LSINC Corporation is an engineering, product development and manufacturing company in Huntsville, Alabama, USA, and a Women-Owned Small Business led by its founder and CEO, Alicia Ryan. Its direct-to-object printers, the PeriOne, PeriQ360, Perivallo360m and PeriH, decorate bottles, cans, cosmetic and candle containers, drinkware and industrial parts for customers in packaging, beverage, cosmetics and promotional products; the PeriQ360 and PeriOne hold PRINTING United Alliance Pinnacle Product Awards for 2021 and 2022.

PRO TECHnology was established in Dubai in February 1998 and was one of the first companies to introduce UV printing to the Middle East. Its Digital Printing division supplies industrial UV printers, inks and pre-treatment to manufacturers, decorators and print houses across the region, with its own engineers, a Middle East service centre and a demonstration studio at Sun Studio in Dubai. The company's other divisions cover Enterprise IT, Distribution, AI Solutions and Air Quality Solutions.

Frequently asked questions

Is PRO TECHnology the exclusive distributor of LSINC in the Middle East?

Yes. LSINC appointed PRO TECHnology as its exclusive distributor and dealer for the Middle East and North Africa on 7 December 2023, and LSINC's own distributor map lists PRO TECHnology for 14 countries, including the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Jordan and Egypt.

Which LSINC printers can I buy in the Middle East?

The PeriOne (single spindle), the PeriQ360 (four spindles), the Perivallo360m (contour-following heads for tapered shapes) and, since 2025, the PeriH for handled mugs. All are supplied, installed, trained and serviced by PRO TECHnology from Dubai.

Which LSINC machine is best for industrial glass bottle printing?

The PeriQ360. It prints four bottles at once with semi-automatic loading, G7 colour calibration and variable data, at a rated maximum of 1,146 pieces an hour at a 4-inch artwork height, on glass, PET and aluminium from 38 to 114 mm in diameter. It is the machine for water bottlers, beverage lines and glass decorators running production volumes.

Which machine should a candle or perfume brand start with?

Usually the PeriOne. It prints one piece at a time with manual loading, takes the largest objects in the range (up to 152 mm in diameter and 457 mm long), prints clear glass with no barrier, and is built for short runs, samples and launches at a rated maximum of 282 pieces an hour at a 4-inch artwork height. Our pages on candle jar printing machines and perfume and cosmetic bottle printing machines cover the choice in detail.

Can LSINC print wine bottles and tapered or oddly shaped containers?

Yes, on the Perivallo360m. Its print heads follow the contour of the container, so it can print over a shoulder towards the neck of a wine bottle and handles tapers up to 30 degrees and diameters down to 20 mm, which covers shaped perfume bottles, conical cups and slim cosmetic tubes.

Can LSINC printers print on mugs with handles?

Yes, on the PeriH, which joined the range in 2025. It indexes the mug rather than rotating it, prints in a single pass at 600 dpi, carries white and full colour, prints up to 16 mm onto the handle, takes mugs from 61 to 127 mm in diameter and prints two at once at up to 5 pieces a minute.

What is the difference between UV printing on mugs and sublimation?

Sublimation dyes an image into a polymer coating, so it needs coated blanks, cannot print white, struggles on dark mugs and leaves the coating's finish behind. UV direct printing on the PeriH prints ink onto plain ceramic or coated metal with white and any colour, dark mugs included, with no coating and no minimum order quantity.

Does UV DTF peel off, and how is direct-to-object printing different?

UV DTF is a film transfer applied like a sticker with an adhesive layer, so it has an exposed edge that washing, alcohol, heat and abrasion can lift. LSINC printers print the ink directly onto the container over a jettable primer and cure it with LED light, so there is no film, no adhesive and no edge to peel.

Is the print scratch resistant, alcohol resistant and dishwasher safe?

Scratch and alcohol resistant, yes, with the right recipe. Dishwasher and microwave safety are not rated or promised. Printed with LSINC's jettable primer, the correct ink set and a full LED cure, PRO TECHnology rates the print as scratch resistant, alcohol resistant and UV resistant on glass and ceramic. Plastics and coated metals may need pre-treatment first, and the recipe is confirmed on a sample of each new container. Dishwasher performance depends on the container and its coating, the primer or pre-treatment, the ink set and the cure, so it is tested with real wash cycles on a sample of your own container before anything is promised.

Is there a minimum order quantity?

No. There are no screens, plates or cylinders to make, so the machines print one piece, a sample, a personalised run where every item is different, or a full production shift from the same file. The price per piece falls as the quantity rises, but nothing forces a minimum.

Can I print any colour and my own branding?

Yes, within the CMYK gamut plus white. The machines print CMYK plus white, with varnish for gloss, matte and raised effects where the ink configuration includes it, colour-managed through the Onyx Thrive RIP and G7-calibrated on the PeriQ360. Logos, photographs, fine text, barcodes and QR codes print in the same job with no seam, and barcodes are scan-checked on the curve.

Can the print be 3D embossed or tactile?

Yes. Because each layer of UV ink cures the instant it lands, the machine prints layer on layer until a logo or a pattern stands proud of the surface and can be felt. LSINC calls this tactile effects and faux embossing, and it works on glass, metal and plastic alike.

Does clear glass need a barrier or a white base?

No barrier is needed: the PeriOne and PeriQ360 print clear or coloured glass with nothing packed inside the bottle, and the Perivallo360m needs its clear-media upgrade. A white base is a design choice on any machine: print white where you want opacity, for example under a full-colour logo, and leave it out for a see-through effect, in the same job.

Can I print bottles that are already filled?

Often, yes. Filled, sealed glass and PET bottles within the machine's diameter, length and weight limits can be printed as finished goods, because the ink cures on the outside surface; the closure, the fill and a dry, non-condensing surface are checked on a sample first. Poured candle jars are printed the same way when the jar can be held on the spindle.

Can I see my own product printed before I buy a machine?

Yes. A demonstration unit is installed at Sun Studio in Al Quoz, Dubai. Bring or send your bottles, cans, jars, cups or mugs, watch them printed, take the samples away to test, and run sample orders through Sun Studio before deciding to buy.

Can I outsource the printing instead of buying a machine?

Yes. Sun Studio, the group's UV printing studio in Dubai, prints on the LSINC machines as a service for brands in the UAE, with no minimum order, so a brand can run a first campaign or a small range without owning a printer, and move to its own machine later if the volume justifies it.

What can LSINC printers print on?

Glass, including clear glass, PET and other plastics, aluminium and coated metals, ceramic, wood and paper, in cylindrical and tapered shapes: water and beverage bottles, perfume bottles, body spray and aerosol cans, cosmetic jars, tubes and bottles, candle vessels, tumblers, glasses and, on the PeriH, handled mugs.

How fast are LSINC printers?

At a 4-inch (101.6 mm) artwork height LSINC rates the PeriOne at 282 pieces an hour, the PeriQ360 at 1,146, the Perivallo360m at 174 and the PeriH at up to 5 pieces a minute. Real output depends on coverage, geometry and how the machine is fed, so a timed test on your own container is the figure to plan with.

What support does PRO TECHnology provide for LSINC machines?

Installation and operator training on site, service engineers, spare parts, LSINC inks, primers and consumables held in Dubai, and demonstrations and sample runs at Sun Studio. LSINC adds remote diagnostics on every printer. PRO TECHnology also supplies Marabu inks and MODICO surface pre-treatment for the substrates that need it.

Where is LSINC based, and who leads it?

LSINC Corporation is based in Huntsville, Alabama, in the United States. It is a Women-Owned Small Business founded and led by Alicia Ryan, its CEO, and it builds its direct-to-object printers there.

How do I get a quotation for an LSINC printer in the UAE, Saudi Arabia or the wider region?

Use the enquiry form on the LSINC machines page, or the contact page, with your company, country, container, expected volume and artwork. PRO TECHnology's Digital Printing team in Dubai replies by email; a sample print and a quotation follow.

Sources

The appointment, the territory and the two quotations are from LSINC's own announcement of 7 December 2023 and its global distributors page. Machine specifications are from LSINC's product sheets for the PeriOne (PO-05-2024), PeriQ360 (PQ-07-2024), Perivallo360m (PM-07-2022) and PeriH (2025, v2), which PRO TECHnology holds as the regional distributor; the awards are LSINC's published awards. The durability rating, the demonstration unit and the support arrangements are PRO TECHnology's own statements. The product films are LSINC's; the photographed bottles, cans, jars, cups and mugs were printed by the group in Dubai or by LSINC, and no client relationship is implied by any design shown.

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