Webinar | Mimaki's First Direct-to-Film Inkjet Printer for Decorating Apparel

Introducing the new Mimaki TxF150-75, our first direct-to-film (DTF) inkjet printer. Utilising a heat-based transfer method, the printer is ideal for creating premium, customised merchandising, sportswear and various other promotional textile applications.
DTF printing provides an easy and affordable process for decorating apparel, most commonly T-shirts. The design is initially printed directly onto a special transfer film, which is then sprinkled with hot-melt powder. Once heated and dried, the transfer sheet is ready to be applied to the fabric using a heat press.
For more info about the Mimaki TxF150-75:
www.mimakieurope.com/products...

[@MimakiEurope]

We will demonstrate the machine at FESPA Munich 2023 from 23-26 May. Register now with our promo code FESLeIevx95 to get €50 off of your entry ticket here: rb.gy/webc1

[@customgraphics8064]

Mimaki needs a 2 head version. Come on now mimaki you are pioneers in this industry. A single head machine on a old frame. When we getting the real machine. Convert a 1.6 m frame and give us a real machine. Not a toy.

[@gfdggdfgdgf]

The 80cm is a strong selling point but I feel it will take more than that to convince people to buy this printer over a Chinese DTF printer.
The volume of the ink packs is a bit of a fail I'd say, 1 liter should be minimum. Speed is unrealistically slow, and I'm sure anyone would prefer using cadlink DTF over rasterlink.

[@CaliforniaDTF]

Need two units

[@MimakiEurope]

Hi there, as you are located in the US, please contact Mimaki USA here: www.mimakiusa.com/contact/
Thank you!