[nadogirls]

I need help. Is Anajet good or should I go for something else like tjet?
There is so much conflicting info I can't decide

 

[23spiderman]

check out the NeoFlex. you won't see many complaints at all; just happy people, happily printing.

 

[spiderx1]

The TJet 2 was the only real reliable TJet made. Anajet puts out a reliable product. However I have to agree with spiderman here the NeoFlex is a step above pretty much everything else out there when it comes real quality prints. They tend to be a bit slower, as do all the pro model based machines but you can make that up with the improved work flow you will have plus the RIP is second to none. Put that along with the support and you have a winning combo. Good luck with your decision.

 

[JeridHill]

I need help. Is Anajet good or should I go for something else like tjet?
There is so much conflicting info I can't decide

Tjets are not manufactured anymore. As of August of this year, I believe Epson is discontinuing the 2200 printhead. This includes printers for the Tjet1 & Tjet2 as well as the Kiosk1 & Kiosk2. I would steer clear of these printers for this reason alone.

Which Anajet system are you looking at? New or used?

 

[allamerican-aeoon]

If you do not have a choice some reason those two are your final. Go with Anajet. At least they are in business. Best luck!
Cheers! Beers are on me always.

 

[Rodney]

There is so much conflicting info I can't decide

A lot of what you read are opinions and personal experiences. That's really all people can share.

What specific additional info do you think you'd need in order to make a decision on one over the other?

I would suggest doing a forum search for all the machine names you're considering to see what actual machine owners are saying about the equipment.

Are you thinking about buying used? I'm not sure why t-jet would be in the comparison since it's not made anymore.

 

[OSSKOBRET]

Here is my thought my dtg kiosk / t-jet 2 conversion is at best a recreational printer it is hit and miss , sometimes i am impressed and sometimes not . i now wish i would have dropped a little more coin for a more robust printer . the smaller older machines do not have the capability in my opinion to be completely productive or make you much money in the economy that we are in .i am in constant battles with shops that are willing to do shirts for two bucks each..... sorry i dont work for free so i have had to adjust to more custom jobs that have quantities around ten or fifteen. when you get to orders that are around fifty and up you will spend time waiting on the older printers. It all depends how serious you are in regards to your market and your time, I would say that you should figure production times to be half of what manufacturer states. Thats my opinion.