Double Head XP600 Digital Heat Transfer Printer For T Shirt Printing

Iron the DTF print shirt
Finally, proceed to the "words" step. Or, in this case, is an "image". So here's the kicker. The pressing procedure is very simple and takes only about 10 seconds. These 10 seconds are the same whether you are making a cotton shirt, polyester, or a blend of polyester and cotton.

* This time, I also used a finishing press (recommended to improve washability and abrasion resistance).

There are other things to consider. If you are a larger store, for example, thousands of prints in a very short period of time. There is nothing to prevent you from having multiple news stations.

Within 10 seconds of the app, you'll get about 5 shirts per minute from everyone who has access to heat press. So what's preventing you from deploying multiple heat press and fitter troops to support DTF's RMO (Raw Machine Output)?

Scale-up with DTF is as easy as buying an additional heat press for emergency work.

Features
1. Constant tension paper feeding: to ensure that the white color is in place and accurate, and the paper does not run off the track.
2. One-piece lifting maintenance station, with timing flashing function, better maintenance of nozzles.
3. Industrial-grade processing long beam, Japanese THK guide rail, integrated heavy-duty tripod.
4. Quantitative powder spreading (the amount of powder controlled by the weight sensor, with powder blocking devices on both sides, reducing manual powder return, flapping powder removal, adjustable speed)
5. Double-layer fan cooling device, automatic paper delivery device, can choose to punch while cutting or automatic paper delivery.
6. Mesh belt conveying, adjustable speed, front and rear suction, simple and quick operation, up and down intelligent baking, PDI control, constant temperature, to ensure that the printing film does not change shape.
7. Intelligent PLC touch screen control system, easy to operate, with alarm monitoring, extremely simplified operation.

How long will sublimation ink last on shirts?
The color retention of dye sublimation can easily last up to 10 years due to the way the ink penetrates the polyester fibers as it sublimates! And because the dye transfers to the fabric instead of the fabric, the print never breaks.