Discuss the various aspects of direct to garment printing. DTG printers include Brother, T-Jet, Flexi-Jet, DTG Kiosk, Kornit, Mimaki, Tex-Jet and others! Discuss and learn about this up and coming printing technology.
Here is a little preview of our Pre-Treat station.
As you can see you have the option to load product while one is being treated for real production needs.
It has some very unique features that we will expand upon at the show, just though you would like to see what we have for you.
It looks like you have achieved "Art and engineering in perfect balance." Users will need 2 heatpresses to keep it in balance.
Thank you, balance is a good thing.
If you enable both sides then having 2 presses may be a benefit (except for your energy bill, plus an addition circuit) , but you can work from a single side.
The cycle times are approximately the same time required to press the shirt (around 10 seconds)
Mark....Very interesting.....I am convinced that the current method of applying the pretreatment for consistant results requires, among other things some kind of wiping or brushing of the mixture over the shirt fibers....can you tell me if this machine somehow achieves this automatically????....Thanks
Yes it does, if you look at the top of the framing of the pull out doors you will see a wiper that when the door is opened it will wipe the shirt, and in the direction of the way the printer moves, it also sprays H20 "YODan"
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Does this unit apply heat to the pretreat to set the pretreatment as well or would I still need my separate heat press(es)? Sorry just getting excited with all the new things I keep hearing about that are coming out at SGIA
Belquette Pre-Treat Station 
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