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Delta4Zero · May 26th, 2009

Hi all, 1st post here. I've been on this forum for months now and I have to say this is one of the most helpful groups of people I've ever come across.

That being said I was curious if anybody had any further info on the new Anajet Sprint. Further info, meaning beyond the email I received introducing it.

Thanks!

raise · May 26th, 2009

Haven't seen that email, can you share it by reposting it on the forums?

Delta4Zero · May 26th, 2009

Here it is:

Hi,

Because you previously expressed interest in AnaJet, I am e-mailing the flyer below to share about today’s world premiere of the AnaJet SPRINT! AnaJet is offering a Limited Time Introductory Price on the SPRINT, which expires June 1st. Be among the first to get this machine at a price way below MSRP. Please call me asap for more details.

Roxanna Lisenby
Regional Manager
Anajet, Inc.
Office: (877) 626-2538, ext. 124
Mobile: (949) 275-0805
rl@anajet.com
3050 Redhill Ave.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626

NEW Printer Introduction

NBM Printwear Show
Indianapolis Convention Center - Booth 709
May 28-30, 2009, Thursday - Saturday
Call for FREE Tickets!
Call Toll Free: 877-6-ANAJET (877-626-2538)

30% More Production

Less Maintenance

Dark & Light Shirt Printing

Less Banding

Polyester/Nylon Ink

Super Fine Graphic Detail

If you have been waiting for a better performing Direct-to-Garment printer, your answer is here! The new SPRINT model is moving the industry to the next level. Be the first ones to see this easier-than-ever printer, and take advantage of the Special Introductory Offer before the SPRINT MSRP goes into effect June 1.

Direct-to-garment printing is the best way to fight the recession. An AnaJet SPRINT direct-to-garment printer is ideal to expand and thrive in the current climate. Come and see us at the NBM show in Indianapolis!

"The machine is working amazingly well and I am very happy. To date we have printed around 4,500 shirts in a two and a half month period, a lot of product in a short period of time and not one hiccup, I am very satisfied."
Ashley P., Accu Printing & Design Inc.

"Purchasing an AnaJet was one of the best decisions I've ever made. It was easy knowing the AnaJet uses one of the fastest print heads available. The print quality is perfect. There is no banding and it's very easy to use."
Dave N., www.VanWraps.com

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raise · May 26th, 2009

Thanks for sharing!

Any chance of seeing the pictures of the unit if they were in the email?

Maybe the email will show up in my mailbox but it looks like its targeted at new buyers instead of existing owners of the Anajet 125.

I got the email about polyester inks and I sent email back to Anajet but still haven't heard back from them.

Edit:

Just found this link via the TSF newsbot:

http://www.impressionsmag.com/impres...74a4f89c348c38

Rodney · May 26th, 2009

I just read the news story at Impressions, but I don't see any info on the new printer on their website yet.

aemdesign · May 26th, 2009

The website has some additional info on the new machine. They say the Sprint is lower maintenance and there will be a retro-fit of the new print heads available for the existing F125. Uses the same inks.

raise · May 26th, 2009

This is very interesting. Now I'm really curious to see what exactly is this product. I wonder if being still under warranty will have any effect on the upgrade price?

vctradingcubao · May 26th, 2009

I wonder what head type/model was used?

Titchimp · May 27th, 2009

Sounds like they are fitting the R1900 print head now.

I would like to see a side by side comparison for the 30% improvement on speed.

vctradingcubao · May 27th, 2009

Can't anybody automate and integrate the pre-treatment process for dark garments, or are they prohibited by Kornit's patent?

zhenjie · May 27th, 2009

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Originally Posted by vctradingcubao


	Can't anybody automate and integrate the pre-treatment process for dark garments, or are they prohibited by Kornit's patent?

Not with Dupont white ink and pretreatment it wont happen. The pretreat would cause havoc if sprayed in the same machine.

ShawnTEES · May 27th, 2009

I believe the 30% is an increase in production rate, not just print speed alone. That is the way I read it on the website. Because less maintenance is required / less ruined prints.

ShawnTEES · May 27th, 2009

I have heard that the corrosive qualities of the pretreatment can rust the Kornit. Let’s all petition Haynes to start selling pretreated shirts. Who is going to be the first one to sell pretreated shirts?

Titchimp · May 27th, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by ShawnTEES


	I have heard that the corrosive qualities of the pretreatment can rust the Kornit. Let’s all petition Haynes to start selling pretreated shirts. Who is going to be the first one to sell pretreated shirts?

Many have looked into it but i believe its not commerically viable as the industry stands.

vctradingcubao · May 27th, 2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by ShawnTEES


	I have heard that the corrosive qualities of the pretreatment can rust the Kornit.

It smells like vinegar, so it's acid?

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