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UV Printing Trays

LogoJET standard print trays are in-stock, production-ready fixtures designed and manufactured in-house for LogoJET UV printers. Built from aluminum, anodized aluminum, and durable polymer, every tray is engineered to the precision tolerances and registration consistency our printers are built around — so you can drop a new tray into your workflow and start producing the same day it arrives.

What's a standard tray? 
A standard tray is a pre-designed fixture purpose-built for a common product category — pens, golf balls and tees, ID cards, and more. Unlike a custom tray, which is engineered specifically for your unique product, standard trays ship from stock and are ready to run out of the box. Each one is tested with LogoJET Print Pro RIP and saved as a template, so registration and placement stay consistent across every job.

Already running custom work? 
Standard and custom trays work side-by-side on the same printer — many LogoJET shops keep a library of both. If you don't see a standard tray that fits your product, visit our Custom Tray Solutions page to start a custom design with our engineering team.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a standard tray and a custom tray? 

Standard trays are pre-designed for common product categories (pens, golf balls, ID cards, etc.) and ship from stock. Custom trays are engineered specifically for your product and typically take 6–8 weeks for design and production. Many LogoJET shops use both — standard trays for everyday jobs, custom trays for signature or high-volume products.

Which LogoJET printers do these trays fit?

Each tray product page lists the compatible printer models, including the UVx40R PLUS-SE, UVx90R-SE, UVx45i, UVx90i, and legacy models. If you're unsure which tray fits your printer, contact our team
at 877-432-2559.

How fast do standard trays ship?

In-stock trays typically ship within a few business days. Some specialty trays may be backordered — current availability is shown on each individual product page.

Can I use standard and custom trays on the same printer?

Yes. Standard and custom trays are built to the same registration system, so you can swap between them on the same printer without re-calibrating. Many production shops maintain a library of both.

Do standard trays work with LogoJET Print Pro RIP Software?

Yes. Every standard tray is tested and saved as a template in LogoJET Print Pro RIP, so
part placement and registration stay consistent every time you run the job.

Why not just build it out of wood or foam?

We get this question a lot — and honestly, a homemade jig can get you through a small first run. But here's what we see when shops graduate from foam-and-hot-glue to production:

  • Wood warps with humidity, temperature swings, and UV exposure. Your registration drifts a little more every week.
  • Foam compresses under product weight and clamping pressure, dropping your print height inconsistently across the bed.
  • Hand-cut jigs aren't reliable. Even skilled builders have difficulty consistently maintain the +/-.0005 precision tolerances modern UV printers require with printed templates or jigs. Wear and tear will also create production inconsistencies. Your printer is capable of exceptional accuracy, but only when the fixture matches that precision. 
  • Reflective and clear products amplify the problem. Light-colored foam and unfinished wood reflect UV light back toward the print heads, increasing the likelihood of clogs and reducing printhead lifespan. Black anodized aluminum minimizes UV reflection and improves long-term reliability.
  • You can't save a foam jig as a template. When repeat orders return months later, operators often have to rebuild or manually realign homemade fixtures. LogoJET trays are designed to integrate directly into repeatable RIP workflows and saved production templates.

LogoJET trays are CNC-machined from aluminum, anodized aluminum, or industrial-grade polymer by the same engineering team that designs our printers. While they cost more than a sheet of MDF and a hot glue gun, they return that investment through reduced scrap, faster setup, improved registration, longer printhead life, and less operator time spent fighting alignment issues. In addition, every fixture is tested under real production conditions before shipment to ensure accuracy, repeatability, and long-term durability.

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