Every Vertiq vertical wall printer is assembled and shipped from California and print with the same CMYK + White UV ink system. What separates them is the number of printheads, whether they print floors as well as walls, and how they move between job sites.
| Specification | Hypermural XUV Wall Printer | Hypermural X DualUV Wall & Floor Printer | Immersive DualUV Wall & Floor Printer | Vertiq ApexUV Wall & Floor Printer | Vertiq NovaUV Wall & Floor Printer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $18,900 | $22,600 | $17,600 | $18,700 | $13,700 |
| Printheads | 2 printheads | 2 printheads (White + CMYK) | 2 printheads | 2 printheads | 1 printhead |
| Max print height | Up to 2.4 m | Wall up to 2.4 m | Up to 2.4 m | Up to 2.4 m, unlimited width | Up to 2.4 m |
| Floor printing | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Resolution | 2880 × 1440 DPI | 2880 × 1440 DPI | 2880 × 1440 DPI | 2880 × 1440 DPI | Confirmed in writing with your quote |
| Ink system | CMYK + White 5-colour UV ink | CMYK + White 5-colour UV ink | CMYK + White 5-colour UV ink | CMYK + White 5-colour UV ink | Confirmed in writing with your quote |
| Printable surfaces | Brick, Wood, Concrete, Marble, Glass, Wall Covering, Ceramics, Stone, Metal, Fabric, Plaster, Tile, Stucco & more | Brick, Wood, Concrete, Marble, Glass, Wall Covering, Ceramics, Stone, Metal, Fabric, Plaster, Tile, Stucco & more | Brick, Wood, Concrete, Marble, Glass, Wall Covering, Ceramics, Stone, Metal, Fabric, Plaster, Tile, Stucco & more | Brick, Wood, Concrete, Marble, Glass, Wall Covering, Ceramics, Stone, Metal, Fabric, Plaster, Tile, Stucco & more | Brick, Wood, Concrete, Marble, Glass, Wall Covering, Ceramics, Stone, Metal, Fabric, Plaster, Tile, Stucco & more |
| Mobility | Modular 4-package design | Modular 4-package design | Big rubber wheels + travel case | Wheeled base + travel packaging | Wheeled base, belt gear drive |
| Floor rails | N/A | Contact us for the current spec sheet | Adjustable horizontal rails | Contact us for the current spec sheet | Horizontal printing supported |
| Software / wireless | Professional genuine software | Professional genuine software | Professional genuine software + wireless iPad option | Professional genuine software | RIIN; Betterprinter RIP software |
| Origin | Assembled & shipped from California, USA | Assembled & shipped from California, USA | Assembled & shipped from California, USA | Assembled & shipped from California, USA | Assembled & shipped from California, USA |
| Warranty & training | Confirmed in writing with your quote | Confirmed in writing with your quote | Confirmed in writing with your quote | Confirmed in writing with your quote | Confirmed in writing with your quote |
A single-head machine puts every colour through one printhead. A dual-head machine has two, so more ink is laid down per pass and the same wall is covered in fewer passes. That is the practical difference in throughput — we do not publish a speed multiplier, because real output depends on the artwork, the resolution you print at, the surface, and how much white ink the design needs.
The second useful difference is separation. With two heads you can dedicate one to white and one to colour, which helps on dark or transparent surfaces where white is laid as a base layer rather than mixed into the same head's channel budget.
The trade-offs are real: a dual-head machine costs more up front, uses ink at a faster rate, and gives you a second printhead to clean, purge and eventually replace. If your volume is low or you are still learning the workflow, one head is less to manage. If you already run production work, the second head earns its maintenance.
The Hypermural X is a wall machine: it climbs a vertical surface and prints up to 2.4 m high with effectively unlimited width along the rail. That covers murals, feature walls, retail graphics, lobbies and exterior facades.
The Immersive Dual adds horizontal printing on adjustable floor rails, so the same machine prints concrete, tile and stone floors as well as walls. That widens the kind of job you can quote — showroom floors, gym logos, restaurant entries, event graphics — without buying a second machine. Every model in the lineup prints up to 2.4 m high, so the decision is about walls versus walls-and-floors rather than reach.
A simple way to decide: if the work in front of you is vertical and tall, choose a Hypermural. If you expect to be asked for floors as often as walls, the Immersive Dual is the more flexible tool.
One printhead means one head to clean, calibrate and eventually replace, and it is the simplest way to start offering wall murals. Lowest complexity for someone learning the workflow.
Recommended: Hypermural X Dual
Two dedicated printheads — one White, one CMYK — lay more ink per pass and separate white from colour, which suits a shop that already has production volume and staff comfortable with printhead maintenance.
Wall-focused work, one-off pieces and full creative control over artwork. The 6 m rail and extension rod handle tall and uneven interior walls.
Recommended: Hypermural X Dual
A dedicated white printhead plus a separate CMYK head lays white as its own base layer, and the machine prints floors as well as walls. Contact us for the current spec sheet on floor figures.
The widest surface compatibility in the lineup — brick, wood, concrete, marble, glass, ceramics, stone, metal, fabric, plaster, tile and stucco — on walls and floors, so substrate rarely rules a job out. Priced at $18,700.
The lowest entry price in the lineup at $13,700, printing both walls and floors up to 2.4 m high with unlimited width, CMYK + White ink and a 2-year warranty.
Prints both walls and floors from one machine, so you can quote complete interiors instead of walls alone. Wheels and a travel case make site-to-site moves practical.
Ask them of us too. Anything we cannot state as a fact is confirmed in writing with your quote.
The Vertiq Nova is the lowest-priced model at $13,700. The other list prices are $17,600 (Immersive Dual), $18,700 (Vertiq Apex), $18,900 (Hypermural X) and $22,600 (Hypermural X Dual).
Yes. All five models print up to 2.4 m high and use Epson I1600 printheads.
Four of the five models print walls and floors. The Hypermural X is wall-only.
Tell us the surfaces and job sizes you expect and we will point you to the model that fits — or tell you if none of them do. Call (833) 758-3784.