The M3300-s is equipped with a multi-suction-cup automatic loading structure. Each suction cup provides 2 kg of adsorption force, enabling stable gripping of heavy boards within 60 mm thickness.
The equipment is compatible with cardboard, wood board, acrylic, PVC foam board, and other sheet materials, adapting to both thick and thin boards. It can flatly adsorb large boards up to 3200 mm × 2000 mm without edge warping or deformation, reducing labor costs and easing production from the material loading and unloading stage.

The fully automatic cyclic production design precisely controls the gap between boards within 10 cm. During alternating board conveying, the carriage does not stop, realizing uninterrupted continuous operation and closed-loop operation throughout the process. Four boards can be printed at the same time, meeting customized customer needs and enabling rapid delivery of large-volume orders during peak seasons.

The whole machine is equipped with an industrial-grade PLC to stably control every stage of the machine. Boards are conveyed in a straight line throughout the process without deviation.
With a board separation mechanism, it quickly separates layers and prevents boards from sticking. It also supports automatic alignment to ensure consistency in batch printing. The whole equipment combines industrial-grade durability with convenient operation, adapting to long-term high-intensity factory production, ensuring consistent printing quality, and helping enterprises build standardized and regulated production lines.

As manufacturing rapidly develops toward digitalization and intelligence, new quality productive forces are driving the iteration and upgrading of traditional industries. The M3300-s fully automatic loading and unloading printer improves both efficiency and quality. In the future, JHF will continue to focus on industrial printing, empowering products through automation and digitalization, and helping more enterprises upgrade digitally and achieve high-quality development.
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