THE TRUTH! DON'T BUY A CHINESE DTF PRINTER IN 2024 BEFORE WATCHING THIS | LEARN THE DIFFERENCE
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- THE TRUTH! DON'T BUY A CHINESE DTF PRINTER IN 2024 BEFORE WATCHING THIS | LEARN THE DIFFERENCE
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I got a Chinese machine. I was using epsons before. The heads after some time kept getting clogged. The Chinese ones are made for dtf. When i bought the printer the Chinese engineers were on hand. There's techniques. And the ink is like £10-11 a litre and the ink lasts just as well as £60 a litre inwas paying from UK supliers. Quality is the same, but massive price difference
Nothing compares to these printers, and we have Texpro ink for our Mimaki DTF printers, better quality, sourced here in the United States, and cost less. We have all the solutions to start your next DTF business if your're serious. And our printers come with a year warranty which includes print heads.
Good stuff to know, thanks. Do you see an entry level/ desktop version coming? Something for One Offs and short runs
The Mimaki TXF-150-75 was designed for entry level to mid level. Its designed for short runs, one offs etc. Desktop DTF machines do exist, but they (from experience) have a ton of maintenance issues and do not produce the same quality product but they do exist.
You forgot the price, the speed (slow), the ink and everything else prices and the main thing is that few monts later the Chinese already copy and fixed the issues:)
I'd respond to this but I don't respond to stupidity or dumb shit
This video got so many controversies. That's depend on one knowledge and how their level of operation. Mimaki cost double importing here, so the best choice is always Chinese printers where I'm located. I've been running 2 printers with 4x xp600 head each nearly 2 years without replacing any printhead and still going strong.
The cons with Chinese printers mostly lie on support which could be nightmare for non or low technical owners. If you know how printers work, they mostly operate the same and fixing and maintenance are not daunting at all.
On the bright size, the parts of Chinese printers are easily available on the market nearly everywhere so don't just need to buy from the seller only.
One thing I just love good old XP600 head is the price which is around $100 here.
For a 5k Chinese printers which is running daily for nearly 2 years, I've already got ROI since the first half year. With a few hudred dollars of parts, they are still hanging around without the need to replace.
Anyways, no hate of big brand printers, they are just way way overprice here which could cost upto 40k vs. 5k with 4 heads Chinese printers.
Ain’t no way I’m reading all of this lol you must like cheap shit or like Chinese shit either way congratulations! Both products suck
@@StraightOuttaContent Seem you're right about this! I love how super cheap Chinese shits which easily got ROI faster and got more profits to play with another Chinese shits 😅
@@StraightOuttaContent It's not about being cheap, it's about making money, we just install our second 5 head machine at a cost of $17k. a Mimaki will run me about 40k. for high volume Mimaki make no sense as they are much slower and the cost per print is much higher. At the end of the day both are just tool of the trade so what works for me may not work for you.
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I have 4 Chinese DTF printers, and there are times I didn't use them for more than 10 days and the print head didn't clog, maybe small issues like the damper clogged not the print head, and the damper can be replaced for 1.50 cent from amazon. when you're done using the printer, add the solution in capitation, clean twice, close the ink dampers, and fill the capitation with solution set the control on the home position and the printhead sits in the solution and keeps it moist. best 6500 I spent per machine with 2 print heads and shipping. Mimaki TXF-150 is 26k for 1 printer, hahaha no thank you!!!
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@theswellguy what's the link I'm trying to get one
@@HarveyOsweiler-sk2vn email us at flashprintingdepot@gmail.com if you are interested in a mimaki dtf printer
The maintenance ritual you explained is a MUST, once I started doing something similar all my issues with print heads and print quality stopped. The biggest difference I see between major manufacturers and Chinese machines is that Mimaki for example is out of the box ready to run solution which has all the major flaws of DTF resolved and you don't really need to know anything about how it works, similar to your desktop printer, you know it works every time you hit Print and you don't care how it does it. With Chinese machines on the other hand you have to know and understand the system in order to resolve all the issues with it, once you have a good understanding of the system, printing becomes a pretty straight forward and care free experience. I think I had more issues with getting good quality inks and powders than with printer functioning properly, but that's a whole different story :D
@@stefanvp5 this could be true but the thing is, Mimaki will still clog if you don’t take care of the machine, because when printing with water based DTF inks especially white ink it jas a high amount of pigment in it to make it stick to the transfers and be it a i3200 print head or a Mimaki print head the pigment ink still has to pass through the nozzles, it’s just the nature of the technology at the moment. Mimaki just has a few shinny bells and whistles to make me feel like I’m getting an out of the box solution but it still requires maintenance. Just like your out of the box regular printer , if you don’t take care of it , it wont take care of you. It’s just no easy way about it . And for 27k I’d rather buy 3 printers and supplies and have money left over for ads to start the business as opposed to thinking I’m gonna get an out of the box printer “ that’s just gonna work “ for 27k and if i don’t take care of it im going to pretty much have the same issues
I'm looking at both, Mamaki is a great machine but the 4 head chinese machuines are 4 time faster and less cost per print.
As stated in the video from DTF superstore who no longer carries the 4 head Chinese DTF printers, they do print very fast, but they have an immense amount of problems with almost zero customer support. On top of that each print head isn't covered. So you might start out fast, but this industry is a marathon not a sprint. The Mimaki will always finish the race. Companies all over the country are phasing out these chinese machines for a reason, my advice is to take heed to the market change and adapt. Great statement though and thank you for watching.
@@StraightOuttaContent whats the cost per print on a mamaki? also doing wholesale printing i need to do at least a roll a day of not two.
mimaki is made in china too. Just do your research and find a machine with white ink circulation. Mimaki = less headache, less profit aswell.
@@scott8193 It’s not. Do your research, we are physically at Mimaki and talk to the Chinese manufacturers. So again, please answer my question. What is the name of your DTF company?
@@norcalembroidery1626 The cost all matter on the graphic & how much white you’re using. 2 rolls a day is very easy on the Mimaki hence why we and DTF superstore ditched the Chinese machines and converted completely over to the Mimaki. If you notice we removed DTF transfers from our site for the time being as we set up our showroom so we’re printing only on Mimaki printers. Email me and we can discuss further
Can’t beat Chinese ink costs. $10 per liter. Mimaki $200.
3200 epson print heads are cheap and easily replaceable.
It’s cheaper to keep the Chinese printer running 247 then have a Mimaki printer sit and have a 8 liters of ink expire on you.
Some people will always think cheaper is better. All I'll say (from experience) is you get what you pay for.
@@StraightOuttaContent I have 7 mimakis, 5 flatbeds and 2 roll to rolls. I know what you get. I humbly think ink prices are not worth what you pay for.
6 $1,000 print heads in a year is fine if you are doing huge volume actually. The ink cost savings makes it overall worth it tbh in my experience. Truth be told all machines are made in china. You have to pick the right manufacturer
Truth is all other! Machines are made in China, not the Mimaki. And 6k a year on print heads is not fine even for a large operation as we have a large operation and no one wants to keep paying money for heads when there is another product out there that saves money in the long run. May I ask what is the name of your DTF company?
@@StraightOuttaContent I don’t sell transfers. I do garment decorations with screen dtf & dtg. Currently outsourcing my dtf transfers from India for an unbelievable price but the 1 week lead is killing me especially when I want to scale.
@@scott8193 Right, got it. So if you’re unaware we do! Sell Transfers and manufacture there right here in Houston Texas and have been since 2020 on Chinese DTF printers in which our price to print them is less expensive than your price to get them from India and there is no wait. There is a reason we decided to look for a complete different DTF printer manufacturer which has us talking directly to (soon to visit Shanghai) all Chinese manufacturers and Mimaki. Once we spoke with Mimaki, found out what they offer we decided this is the product we want to move forward with in 2024. We calculated all cost and found out that we would make 3x the money in the long run do to longer production runs and less energy used and lower maintenance. A Toyota Corolla might cost more than a Kia, but the corolla is going to last you longer and your maintenance will be far less the life of the car and keep its resale value. A used Chinese printer will never cost the same as a used Mimaki. All we are trying to do is educate. If people choose something else that’s awesome, but for the rest who are undecided we say try a Mimaki. We and a lot of major DTF companies are switching over. We will also be focusing more on large format printing moving forward as DTF will become a smaller part of our print portfolio.
Looks good printer, but very expensive. I got xp600 dual head form Udefine just $2300 and it circulate white ink every minuets. Not really need that much maintenance. I'm really happy.
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Mimaki vs coldesi?
Coldesi is just a Chinese i3200 DTF printer with their name on it. Hence why they don’t warranty the print head and Mimaki does
So you’re saying that Mimaki is made in America?
You got some more non Chines dtf printers. Brother. Epson , Ricoh, Roland, But ther Mimaki seems to be the best of them all.
All of those are Chinese with their names slapped on the side. The new small Roland isn’t Chinese for the most part but it’s not a full size DTF printer. There isn’t a full size 30” DTF printer not made in china and not using the i3200 except for the Mimaki.
Strange Brother use the BR-GT-SC0764001 print head@@StraightOuttaContent
9/10 if someone ran through 6 A1 i3200 print heads in 1 year he or she wasn't taking care of the print heads or they bought bad printheads to begin with because I can assure you, that's not how it works
You’re right. That’s unheard of with those Chinese printers/print heads and his experience can’t be true. We have been printing for a very long time, our experience with the Audleys we used to have was very similar. We had to keep print heads in stock because they always go out but they’re so cheap so just keep buying new ones.
Yeah 3200s are workhorses… if you don’t run white ink, they are extremely reliable and easy to maintain
@@mswaney81 you can run quality white ink and it wont be too bad either, a lot of companies sell cheap ink and promote it as good quality, only thing you can do is test until you find a good supplier or a good Chinese manufacture
Right as literally all the printers are made in china 😂😂😂
Not Mimaki printers
@@StraightOuttaContentwhere is the plant that produces them located?
@@DeannaWilliams75 Where is the plant? Do you mean where are Mimaki Japanese printers manufactured?
@@StraightOuttaContent 😮 I misunderstood,I thought it was made in the US I travel a lot for work and was hoping to stop by an actual plant.
😂 10k more expensive for white ink circulation
There's a lot more to it then that but some people (yourself) will always look to buy cheap. I deal with customers looking to buy & produce high quality transfers. You can buy a Walmart Chinese printer if you want lol good luck