The printer supports up to A2 size (400 x 600 mm / 40 x 60 cm), suitable for larger designs and multiple print placements on a single platen.
It is designed for T-shirts, sweaters, sportswear, denim, chiffon, silk, pillows and other fabric-based items. Some fabric types may require pretreatment for best results.
The machine supports 720 dpi, 1080 dpi and 1440 dpi, allowing you to select the best balance of speed and detail for each job.
The unit ships with two print heads (models listed include XP600 and I3200 variants), providing faster throughput and redundancy for more reliable production.
Yes — the printer features white ink with automatic circulation/stirring and white-ink management to minimize settling and prevent clogging, plus automatic head cleaning routines.
The specification lists UV textile ink. Confirm with your supplier for the exact ink formulation recommended for your intended substrates and post-print curing method.
The printer is compatible with popular RIP software such as MainTop (Maintop) and PhotoPrint. It accepts common print files (PNG, TIFF, JPEG, PSD) — use PNG/TIFF with transparent backgrounds for garment artwork and consult your RIP for color/ICC profile settings.
Print speed depends on print head and settings. Typical speeds noted are: XP600-2: ~180 seconds per A2 print (1 pc) and I3200-2: ~100 seconds per A2 print (1 pc). Higher resolutions will take longer.
The machine includes a platen with platform suction to secure garments flat and stable during printing for accurate, repeatable results.
Machine size: L950 x W1080 x H500 mm; weight: 84 kg. Package size: L1050 x W1180 x H700 mm; packaged weight: 98 kg.
Rated power is 500 W and the unit supports 110 V and 220 V operation. Recommended operating environment: temperature 15–30°C and relative humidity 40–60%.
The printer provides a Gigabit Ethernet print interface and works with Windows platforms (XP, Windows 7, Windows 10) through supported RIP software.
Daily/weekly maintenance typically includes running automatic head cleaning cycles, checking/ topping ink cartridges, and ensuring white ink circulation. Detailed maintenance schedules and procedures should be followed from the user manual; replace print heads or cartridges as recommended.
Yes — dark garments usually require a pretreatment solution to ensure white ink adhesion and vibrancy. After printing, garments must be cured (heat press or conveyor dryer) according to the ink manufacturer’s instructions.
Core components are covered by a 1-year warranty. For installation, training, consumables and ongoing technical support, contact your supplier or manufacturer; many vendors provide remote support and optional on-site service.
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