Before requesting a custom fixture for printing on car cups, gather information that lets the supplier assess the cup, artwork, and positioning requirements. Send a dimensioned drawing, the print design with placement notes, and details about the cup's material and surface. Nocai's available product information does not define an approved fixture-file format or confirm a custom car-cup fixture service, so verify the requirements and feasibility before production.
The NC-UV2513-II is described as a UV flatbed printer with a 2500 × 1300 mm print area and an adjustable print height of 0–100 mm. The supplied product details do not include a car-cup fixture specification, a drawing template, or a list of accepted artwork and fixture formats. Treat your files as material for a technical assessment, rather than assuming they meet a published file standard.
For a useful drawing, show the cup's overall dimensions and shape, the surface to be printed, and the fixture's contact and holding points. Include enough views and measurements to make the fit and positioning clear. For the artwork, identify exactly where it should appear and how it should be oriented. Confirm file types and measurement units with Nocai before preparing final production files.
Nocai lists acrylic, metal, wood, PVC board, signage, glass, leather, ceramics, and cardboard among the material categories its printers can handle. Its described print modes include Color-White-Color/Varnish and White-Color/Varnish. These general specifications do not establish compatibility with every cup material, coating, curved surface, or fixture design. Share the cup's material and surface information for review.
The company profile mentions drinkware applications and curved-surface printing, but that does not confirm that the NC-UV2513-II is supplied with a car-cup fixture. Ask the supplier to confirm the specific machine configuration, fixture availability, and compatibility with your cup before ordering.
| Item | Details to include | What is confirmed |
|---|---|---|
| Cup and fixture drawing | Cup dimensions, print-surface geometry, and fixture support points | No drawing format or template is specified |
| Artwork | Design, print area, orientation, and placement | Accepted artwork formats are not listed |
| Material information | Cup material, known coating, and surface shape | Several broad material categories are listed, but specific cup compatibility is unconfirmed |
| Machine and setup needs | Coverage and positioning requirements | Print area and adjustable height are stated; car-cup fixture details are not |
The available product information does not name a required format. Ask Nocai which drawing and artwork file types it can review before you finalize them.
The product details do not say whether a sample is necessary. Start by sending dimensions, material information, and clear reference images, then ask whether the supplier needs a physical sample to evaluate the job.
No included or optional car-cup fixture is confirmed in the product description. Check availability, cup-shape compatibility, and the required print setup directly with the supplier.
Send a dimensioned cup and fixture drawing, artwork with placement and orientation marked, and details about the cup's material and surface. Before production, get written confirmation of file requirements, fixture feasibility, and the exact machine configuration. Nocai lists a minimum order quantity of one unit and offers online support, video calls, remote control, manuals, and installation videos. For a technical review, contact Candice Chen at nc05@gznuocai.com.
Guangzhou Nuocai Digital Products Co., Ltd. develops digital inkjet printing technology and designs, develops, manufactures, sells, and supports inkjet printers. Its company profile reports more than 50 R&D engineers and designers, five production lines, and a 50,000-square-metre factory. Listed credentials include ISO certificate 87525Q0164R0M and CE certificate TCT2292A0721599. The profile also describes work with customers and agents across multiple markets.

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