A3 DTG printer Textile Fabric Clothes T-shirt Printing Machine, model Kingjet A3SP139M.
It uses an EP 139 printhead and textile pigment inks (CMYK + white).
Maximum print area is 320 mm × 420 mm, with a maximum resolution up to 5760 × 1440 dpi.
Typical speeds are approximately 3 minutes for A4 prints and 6 minutes for A3 prints (actual speed varies by image complexity and RIP settings).
Designed for cotton and cotton-rich fabrics including T-shirts and hoodies. With correct pretreatment and settings it can handle some fabric blends; results are best on natural fibers.
Yes. The printer includes white ink (white ink circulation and stirring systems) and supports white underbase printing for dark garments.
The printer uses Ripprint RIP software and is compatible with common raster image formats (PNG, JPG, TIFF, etc.).
Input power: AC110V/AC220V, 50/60Hz. Rated power approx. 100 W. Interface type: USB.
Operating temperature range 10–35 °C (recommended 20–28 °C) and relative humidity 20–80% (recommended 40–60% for best white ink stability).
Closed circulating ink system with a white ink circulation system and white ink stirring system to reduce clogging and pigment settling.
Yes — for dark garments a pretreatment solution is usually required to ensure good white underbase adhesion, ink washfastness, and vibrancy.
Prints typically require heat curing — a heat press or conveyor dryer is recommended to fix pigment inks and ensure wash resistance. Cure time and temperature depend on ink and pretreatment used.
Machine dimensions: 850 × 600 × 460 mm. Packing size: 950 × 700 × 550 mm. Net weight: 43 kg. Gross weight: 63 kg.
Estimated throughput is about 20 A4 prints per hour (3 min each) or about 10 A3 prints per hour (6 min each); actual output depends on workflow, drying/curing time, and image complexity.
Consumables include textile pigment inks (CMYK+White), pretreatment solution, maintenance/cleaning fluids, and replacement parts like maintenance pads or capping station components. Regular maintenance: routine printhead cleaning, white-ink circulation checks, and following the manufacturer's cleaning schedule to prevent clogging.
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