Features of this printer:
1, Carrying 2 high-precision and high-speed EPSON print heads (i3200-A1 / i1600-A1 optional)
2, White head automatic moisturizing function (not standard, optional)
3, Durable and stable Hoson motherboard
4, 2 printing software options (RIIN / Flexi)
5, Roll-to-roll 24-inch printing width
6, Ink shortage alarm
7, Circulation stirring function to prevent ink precipitation
8, Paper shortage alarm
9, Built-in automatic suction platform
10, Built-in LED lighting
11, Built-in front heating guide to dry ink

How DTF printing works
The DTF printing process involves several steps:

• Design creation: Use graphic design software to create your design.
• Printing: Print the pattern onto the transfer film using transfer paper dtf printer.
• Powdering: Apply special adhesive powder to the wet ink on the film.
• Cure: Use heat to cure the adhesive powder onto the film.
• Transfer: The pattern is transferred from the film to the fabric using a heat press.
• The process is relatively simple and results in a colorful, long-lasting print.

Advantages of DTF Printing
DTF printing offers a number of advantages that make it a popular choice for custom apparel businesses:

• Versatility: Print on a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, and blends.
• Color Accuracy: Get vibrant, precise colors on both light and dark fabrics.
• Durability: DTF prints are known for being long-lasting, even after multiple washes.
• Cost-effectiveness: Entry and material costs are lower compared to other printing methods.