A3-300 Ceramic Printer MARKITON A3-300 Ceramic Laser Printer — Professional Equipment for High-Precision Ceramic Imaging

Ceramic laser printer MARKITON A3-300 is an advanced system designed for producing high-quality images on ceramics and porcelain.

It is used to print ceramic decals and is widely applied in the production of photoceramics, souvenir items, interior tiles, and memorial plaques.

With high-resolution printing and the use of MARKITON ceramic toner, the printer delivers stable color, exceptional detail, and outstanding long-term durability.

MARKITON A3-300 Ceramic Printer — Click to enlarge (1024×1024)

Technical Specifications

Model A3-300
Type Ceramic laser printer
Print format A3 (297×420 mm or 305×420 mm — confirm with manager when ordering)
Resolution Up to 1200×1200 dpi
Toner type MARKITON ceramic toner (LX, FX, or GX series)
Printer base Modified Ricoh models
Applications Photoceramics, decorative ceramics, porcelain printing, tile decoration, souvenirs, memorial plaques

The high print resolution enables the creation of photorealistic images with rich color reproduction — significantly superior to most comparable devices on the market.

Printing Technology & Image Transfer

Printing on decal paper

Transfer application

Firing in muffle kiln

The A3-300 prints on special decal paper using MARKITON ceramic toner — resistant to UV light, moisture, and mechanical impact.

After printing, the transfer is applied to a ceramic or porcelain surface and fired in a muffle kiln at 830–890°C.

During firing, the ceramic pigment fuses with the glaze, forming a permanent image resistant to sunlight, rain, and time.

Image Transfer Methods

1. EDP Express Decal Paper Method

The simplest and most efficient method.

EDP paper already contains a special coating for easy image release.

After printing, the sheet is soaked in water, and the image slides off the backing paper.

The decal is then applied to the ceramic surface and fired in the kiln.

2. Lamination Method (LamDeco)

After printing on standard decal paper, the image is laminated with a special film and passed through a laminator.

Then, like the EDP method, the decal is soaked, transferred, and fired.

This technique provides extra strength and a glossy finish.

3. Screen-Printing Table + MKV Lacquer Method

A traditional professional method.

A layer of MKV lacquer is applied through a mesh screen onto the printed decal.

After drying, the decal is soaked, transferred, and fired.

All methods produce durable, vibrant, highly detailed images.

Firing in a Muffle Kiln

The final stage is firing at 830–890°C.

At this temperature, the ceramic pigment melts into the glaze, forming an extremely strong bond.

The result is an image that retains brightness and clarity for decades — unaffected by sun, moisture, or temperature fluctuations.

Applications of the A3-300 Ceramic Printer

The MARKITON A3-300 is ideal for:

production of photoceramic plaques and oval portraits for monuments
interior decorative panels and ceramic tiles
porcelain items (hearts, books, vases, urns)
souvenir and artistic products

The large A3 format allows printing images up to 30×40 cm, perfect for large portraits and decorative compositions.

For Businesses & Professional Studios

The A3-300 is a reliable foundation for a turnkey photoceramic production line.
Suitable both for small workshops and for large enterprises producing personalized ceramic items.
A detailed user manual is included, covering every stage of operation.
MARKITON specialists provide full technical support and recommendations for optimal toner, paper, and lacquer selection.