This is the RF-ZZ2C Automatic T-shirt A3 DTG Printer, a direct-to-garment (DTG) textile printing machine designed for printing high-quality images directly onto T‑shirts and other apparel up to A3+ size.
Maximum printing area is A3+ (approximately 12.95 x 23.6 inches). The machine supports media up to 7.8 inches thick and a maximum media/platform weight of up to 66 pounds.
The printer is offered with double DX7 or double DX9 printhead options. The specification lists nozzle counts as 3200 and 1080 pieces (head configuration depends on the selected head option).
The RF-ZZ2C has a 12-color channel configuration and the ink set is listed as CMYK + 6W (enabling white and color printing). It uses textile DTG inks (color and white) suitable for direct-to-garment printing.
Yes. The RF-ZZ2C is designed to print white and color inks simultaneously, enabling faster workflows for printing on dark garments.
For a 21 x 29.7 cm (roughly A4) image, the listed speeds are approximately: Double DX7 configuration — about 1 minute per print; Double DX9 configuration — about 2 minutes per print. Actual throughput depends on image coverage, RIP settings, and curing time.
The printer uses flash inkjet technology and a keep‑wet system to protect the heads when idle. It also employs a large-bottle ink with an ink damper refill system for continuous ink supply. Regular head cleaning, use of recommended inks, and periodic maintenance per the user guide are required.
T-shirt printing platen area is listed as 31.5 x 28.4 x 23.6 inches. Net weight is approximately 110 pounds and gross weight about 176 pounds. Packing size is approximately 37.4 x 33.5 x 31.5 inches.
DTG performs best on cotton and high-cotton blends. For dark garments, pre-treatment is usually required to ensure ink adhesion and vibrancy. While you can print on a range of garment types, very stretchy, coated or synthetic fabrics may require testing.
Yes. For optimal wash-fastness and color vibrancy—especially on dark garments—pre-treatment of the print area is recommended. After printing, prints must be cured using a heat press or textile dryer according to ink manufacturer recommendations.
System requirements listed: Windows 7/XP/10. The printer typically works with RIP/driver software for DTG printing; confirm with the supplier whether RIP software is included or needs to be purchased separately.
DTG printers typically accept common image formats (TIFF, PNG, PSD, JPEG) through RIP software. Use high-resolution artwork (preferably 300 DPI at print size) and flattened or layered files per your RIP's recommendations. For best results use PNG for transparent backgrounds when needed.
Warranty, installation and training packages vary by seller. Check with your vendor or reseller for shipping, installation, on-site or remote training, and warranty terms before purchase.
Consumables include DTG inks (color and white), printhead maintenance supplies (cleaning solution, wipes), platens, and optional spare printheads or dampers. Keep recommended cleaning kits and an inventory of inks and filters to minimize downtime. For specific part numbers, consult the supplier.
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