Quick Comparison - Water Drop K6 VS G3P800

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[@lhez]

Hey! Whats the power input?

[@HaiTech]

K6:
Maximum Daily Capacity
600 GPD
Feed Water Pressure
14.5-87 psi/0.1-0.6 MPa
Rated Voltage/Current
110-12OV /7A
Rated Frequency
60HZ
WD-G3P800:
Feed Water Pressure
14.5-87 psi/0.1-0.6 MPa
Max Daily Production Rate
800 GPD
Power Specification
Input 110-240 VAC, 2.5A
Rated Frequency
50 / 60 HZ

[@vijaymohan9898]

I have edited 2x2 inches vector logo in Adobe Illustrator I have exported in High quality but that is is 10 kb, is that enough for printing DTF on t shirt?

[@HaiTech]

how big do you plan on printing it? that's about 144x144 pixels. Yes you can print even smaller than that. something that small would be best as a small logo on a shirt maybe? I would make the image very large and high resolution, then when you import it into the printer software (PRO RIP) you can adjust it to whatever size you want. so if you want to make it small like 2x2, the image will still have a lot of detail and great quality.