STAHLS’ to Host Free HTV vs. DTF Webinar
STAHLS’, St. Clair Shores, Michigan, will be hosting a free HTV vs. DTF webinar.
FULL STORYEpson, Los Alamitos, California, has announced the new hybrid SureColor F2270 printer is now available.
Purpose-built for both direct-to-garment (DTG) and digital-transfer-film (DTFilm) printing, the SureColor F2270 combines outstanding image quality, easy operation and great value in a highly intuitive design, according to the company.
“The SureColor F2270 is a huge asset to our business; we are able to offer vibrant, full color graphics with the soft feel that customers want,” says Kim Johnson, owner of Paisley Jo Designs. “The hybrid features allow us to easily move from printing digital film transfers to shirts without making any adjustments on the printer, which helps with production times. Epson has gone above and beyond with this new technology and the features offered in the F2270 – it will be a game changer for a lot of businesses.”
Featuring a PrecisionCore MicroTFP printhead and next-generation UltraChrome DG2 Ink, the SureColor F2270 delivers vibrant colors and photographic details at heightened speeds—up to 20 percent faster when printing on dark garments. The advanced printhead technology automatically detects and adjusts performance to produce quality garments and, coupled with a cartridge-free bulk ink pack system, print shops are able to minimize waste and environmental impact.
Additional features include automatic garment thickness adjustment and robust Epson Garment Creator 2 software, along with easy user maintenance features that help reduce downtime including a large 4.3-inch touchscreen interface, quick-load platen and access to the Epson Cloud Solution PORT that provides live printer monitoring, including production rates and utilization data.
“The SureColor F2270 is a hybrid print solution built for quality, reliability and versatility,” says Tim Check, senior product manager, Professional Imaging, Epson America, Inc. “But more than that, the printer was designed with our customers in mind – helping them do it right the first time saves time, money and physical resources. The market reception to this product has been exciting and we are eagerly anticipating the results and feedback from our customers once they start using this new printer.”
STAHLS’, St. Clair Shores, Michigan, will be hosting a free HTV vs. DTF webinar.
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