Custom prints are great. But when you sell sticker sets, label rolls, or larger quantities of UV DTF transfers, printing individual sheets can quickly become a bottleneck. That’s exactly where the Roll Feeder comes in.
Continuous Roll Printing
The Roll Feeder continuously feeds roll material through the O1, enabling the production of long-format prints and repeating patterns that would not be possible with conventional sheet printing. It supports UV DTF film rolls up to 15 meters in length, as well as other roll materials such as canvas and vinyl with lengths of up to 12 meters. This allows you to prepare an entire production batch, start the printing process, and let the machine handle the rest.
The Perfect Combination: Roll Feeder + Laminator
The Roll Feeder and Laminator are designed to be used together. After printing a roll of UV DTF film with the O1 and Roll Feeder, the material is fed through the Laminator. This creates a finished roll of crystal stickers that can be cut and shipped directly.
Alternatively, this combination also allows you to print long stickers for shop windows, banners, car decals, wall decals, and more.
What You Can Create with the Roll Feeder
- Long banner stickers and strip stickers
• Canvas banners and wall art
• Vinyl stickers, wraps, and labels
• Series production of labels for product packaging
• Repeating patterns for branded stickers
• Stickers for events and weddings
• Large UV DTF transfer rolls for further processing or resale
• Large-volume sticker sheet orders

The Makeblock success story began in 2012 when Jasen Wang, the founder and CEO, had a groundbreaking idea. As a passionate maker, Jasen realised how difficult it can be to turn a creative idea into reality. This drive gave rise to his first project: Makeblock.
Makeblock specialises in promoting STEAM education. The company helps young students develop their creativity by developing educational infrastructure - including robotics modules, coding software and laser cutters. The aim is to give pupils the tools to learn technical knowledge and creative skills through play.
At the end of 2020, Makeblock expanded its portfolio and entered the field of laser machines. With the xTool project, the product range was expanded so that not only students but also adults can benefit from the solutions. Creativity is not just about developing programming robots - it is also about personalising everyday objects, such as engraving names on mugs or creating works of art from wood.
With the launch of the first product, the xTool D1 in 2021, Jasen started a new chapter in his vision. While the Makeblock success story continues, xTool marks the start of an exciting new episode.
Contact:
MAKEBLOCK (HONG KONG) COMPANY LIMITED
19H Maxgrand plaza No.3 Tai Yau Street
San Po Kong, Kowloon, Hong Kong
European subsidiary
Makeblock Europe BV
Oostergracht 48, 3763 LZ Soest, Niederlande
Phone: +31 6 1264 5740
EMail: eu@makeblock.com
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