60cm i3200 A1 DTF Printer for Textiles and Labels

The printer supports a maximum print width of 650 mm, suitable for larger textile panels and label work.

The i3200 A1 is available with either 2 or 4 Epson i3200 printheads, letting you choose higher throughput (4-head) or lower cost/entry (2-head) configurations.

The machine produces high-quality output up to 1440 dpi, delivering detailed, vibrant designs suitable for garments, labels and graphics.

2-head (Epson i3200×2): 6-pass ≈ 12 sqm/h, 8-pass ≈ 8 sqm/h. 4-head (Epson i3200×4): 6-pass ≈ 22 sqm/h, 8-pass ≈ 15 sqm/h. Actual throughput depends on RIP settings, media and environmental conditions.

It uses pigment-based DTF inks configured as CMYK plus White (CMYK+W), formulated for durability and good wash resistance when properly cured and transferred.

Designed for DTF workflows: prints onto PET transfer film which is then powdered and transferred to textiles (cotton, polyester, blends), leather, nylon and many other fabrics and flexible substrates. It also supports label production when using compatible film and adhesives.

The printer is compatible with professional RIP and color management tools including Maintop 6.1, PhotoPrint (PP) and PrintFactory (PF). These support common file formats and white-underbase workflows for DTF.

Recommended operating conditions are 18–29 °C and 50%–80% relative humidity for optimal ink performance and print stability.

The printer supports 110 V or 220 V power supplies. Confirm the specific unit configuration and local electrical requirements with the supplier or installer before purchase.

Dimensions and weights vary by configuration. Typical packed machine dimensions are about 1920×760×1300 mm. Example component weights listed for some configurations: printer ≈ 204 kg and powder shaking machine ≈ 300 kg. (Some spec sheets also list other figures such as 1560×750×1500 mm and ~140 kg—please confirm the exact model spec with the seller.)

Typical workflow: prepare artwork in RIP → print mirror image onto PET transfer film → apply hot-melt powder to the wet print → use the powder shaker to remove excess powder → optionally pre-cure or dry the ink/powder → transfer to garment using a heat press or heat-transfer tunnel and finish with recommended press temperature/pressure/time for the media.

DTF white ink requires regular circulation and cleaning to prevent sedimentation. Implement daily or per-shift white-ink circulation routines, perform scheduled head cleanings per the manual, and use manufacturer-approved cleaning solutions. Follow the supplied maintenance guide for nozzle checks and preventative care.

Typical consumables include pigment DTF inks (CMYK+W), PET transfer film, hot-melt powder, wiper/cleaning kits, maintenance cartridges, and occasionally replacement printheads or pumps. Stock critical items like powder and white ink to avoid production downtime.

Installation, training and warranty terms vary by vendor. Many suppliers offer onsite setup, operator training and a limited warranty/support package—confirm details, service levels and response times with your reseller before purchase.

Third-party consumables may work, but color accuracy, adhesion and long-term reliability can vary. For best results and warranty compliance, use supplier-recommended or manufacturer-approved inks, films and powders and validate any third-party materials before large production runs.