This diploma thesis is focused on material printing of light dosimeters, especially printing of dosimeters for visible light and two types of UV radiation dosimeters. The aim of this work was to convert optimized systems from laboratory scale to pilot plant and to prepare individual systems for large-scale printing. The experimental part deals with the preparation and gradual scaling of compositions to a pilot scale, including optimization of individual components. Problems which were found during scaling up are discussed. A roll-to-roll material printer with slot-die technique was used to convert to a pilot scale. The prepared layers were exposed and their color changes was studied in detail. In addition to printing optimization, the thicknesses of the prepared layers and their resistance were determined, as well as tests of shelf life and reaction of dosimeters to ozone. According to the tests which were performed, guidelines for quality control of light dosimeters printing were compiled.