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Junior Food is especially suitable for macarons, cookies, chocolates and other small confectionery products. Training and technical support are included after purchase.
FoodBox is a good choice when you need the same 20 × 30 cm working area as Junior Food but greater available product height.
Aternis is suitable for larger batches of macarons and other confectionery products where a larger working area is useful.
Not sure which model is best? Contact us and we will help you choose the right printer based on product size, batch size and production requirements.
MPrint food printers can be used to create personalized macarons, colorful decorations, branded products and sweet gifts.
MPrint food printers are supplied with a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal operation.
Customers receive training after purchase and can use technical support by phone, email, WhatsApp and remote connection, including AnyDesk. Service and spare parts are available from MPrint in Lithuania.
Shipping is calculated individually based on destination, shipment weight and dimensions. Typical transportation time within Europe is approximately 2–8 working days after shipment.
If the printer is in stock, preparation usually takes approximately 1–3 working days. Production lead time for units that are not in stock may be longer.
VAT treatment depends on the customer's country, customer status and valid VAT registration. The applicable VAT treatment is confirmed on the invoice.
For an exact shipping quotation, contact info@mprint-dtg.com or +370 672 09 551.
Support is available by phone, email, WhatsApp and remote connection. Service is available in English, Lithuanian, Russian and Polish.
MPrint food printers use edible CMYK inks intended specifically for food printing. We supply EU-certified edible inks from European producers, and documentation is available upon request.
A CMYK ink set contains four 100 ml bottles and costs €45.
Personalized macarons can add value to a standard confectionery order. Actual profitability depends on the selling price, product cost, labor, ink coverage and order volume.
As a practical example, an additional margin of around €1 per personalized macaron can be achievable with regular orders. At 50 personalized macarons per day, this can represent around €50 in additional margin per working day before other operating costs.
These figures are illustrative and are not a guaranteed payback period. Actual results depend on order volume, pricing, labor, product cost and other business expenses.
Yes. Logos, photos, text and colorful graphics can be printed directly onto suitable dry macaron surfaces using edible inks.
The surface should be dry, even and undamaged. Macarons should be positioned securely on the table, with approximately 5–6 mm spacing between products for convenient loading.
Yes. You can print company logos, photos, names, inscriptions and decorative graphics.
Yes. Multiple macarons can be arranged within the printer's working area and printed during the same cycle. For best results, keep the printing surfaces at approximately the same height, with a recommended difference of about 4 mm or less.
No. Before printing, the laser determines the highest point and the printer sets one working height for the entire print cycle. The height is not dynamically adjusted while printing.
Junior Food is a compact option for small confectioneries and personalized macaron production. The best model depends on product size, batch size and available workspace.
Yes. We provide training after purchase and remote technical support to help with setup, operation and maintenance.
Yes. Tell us your product dimensions and expected production volume, and we will recommend the most suitable printer.