The phrase "a digital printer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of printer that produces digital prints, often used in various printing applications.
Example: "The office decided to invest in a digital printer to improve the quality of their marketing materials."
Alternatives: "an electronic printer" or "a computer printer".
In other circumstances a digital printer would probably be used instead.
"The pattern is printed right on the cloth with a digital printer," he said.
After he bought a digital printer for his camera, Mr. Mattia took a course and learned how to manipulate his rose photos into unusual works of art by adding swirls, streaks, altered lighting and other images.
Ira Wunder, who has operated a custom black and white lab from his Victorian-style house in downtown White Plains for 25 years, plans to buy a digital printer in the next six months.
It used to be so costly to do color on a digital printer that when a customer needed, say, 5,000 color brochures, it was cheaper to use an offset press even if doing so meant printing 10,000 and throwing out the excess supply.
She used a miniature digital printer to give the people she photographed images of themselves.
The non-appearance of a promised digital printer, for instance, meant that work had to be scanned in Marrakech, emailed to a lab in London to be printed overnight, and then the prints sent back to Marrakech on a plane.
For the mom who is always the first to like your every Instagram and Facebook post, consider gifting her a wireless digital printer so she can preserve these fleeting moments IRL.
Next week, Xerox plans to introduce FutureColor, a large color digital printer the company hopes will become an engine of growth.
There's a 3D printer, a laser cutter, a pad printer for screen printing onto three-dimensional objects, also a large-format digital printer.
