Anker's New Fabric Printer Fixes a Key Flaw in Its UV Model

Anker unveiled a new EufyMake fabric printer at IFA 2026 that prints on cloth, overcoming a major limitation of its existing UV printer, which could not handle textiles or paper. The device targets home users seeking industrial-grade garment printing. The fabric printer offers two modes: direct-to-garment for soft, breathable fabrics, and direct-to-film for stiffer materials, with optional gold or silver foil accents. It resembles the E1 UV printer in design and uses the same EufyMake app for layout. Anker plans to launch the fabric printer in early 2027 with no price announced. Meanwhile, it is adding a Roll-to-Film attachment for the E1 to print on long objects like skateboards, plus a software update doubling print speed. Anker is also consolidating all its brands under the single "Anker" name.