A Dtf Printer A4 Direct To Film Transfer Printing Machine L805 For Diy

Selamat Datang di Toko Kami. - Kami Menjual Produk-produk Import - Produk Dikirim dari Luar Negeri. - Estimasi Kiriman 5-15 Hari. Mohon Menunggu Print Speed : 30ppm Double-sided Printing : No Supports Network Printing : Wired Paper Feed Mode : Manual Max Paper Size : A4 Type : Inkjet Printer Interface Type : USB Brand Name : Punehod Print Head : L805 Size : A4 Printer Weight : 10KG Package Weight : 12KG A4 DTF transfer printer is a lightweight and high-speed film transfer Tshirt printer We have been focusing on R amp;D and production of inkjet printers for many years, and the DTF printer can work for multiple fabric types (cotton, poly, blends and more), and on both white and dark textiles. DTF printing is a unique printing technology that involves printing designs onto special films for transfer onto garments. DTF printing is a heat transfer process that has the ability to last as long as traditional silkscreen prints. MENTION The product will come with some installation video and operation video tutorials And all kinds of after-sales problems will have specialized technicians to deal with! Please don #39;t worry about not knowing how to use the product after purchase. Even a novice who has never operated it before can buy it with confidence~ WHITE INK CIRCULATION SYSTEM PUNEHOD DTF A4 printer is equipped with a white ink circulation system, which can prevent the print head from clogging due to white ink sinking to the bottom, and also make the printed white ink more uniform. Professional RIP software-PRO RIP Professional RIP software, it supports importing multiple images on the workbench. You can output different patterns at one time after completing your adjustment WIDE RANGE OF APPLICATIONS Patterns printed by DTF printers can be transferred to many types of fabrics, such as: pillows, T-shirts, caps, bags, school bags, socks, jeans and other fabrics. DTF Printing Step Step 1: Design the picture on the computer and import the picture into the RIP