Well the Kornit is the most expensive, It has cheaper inks so saves in the long run but the price for the unit is by far the most expensive. Some people seem to like them and some dont, as you will see with any of the dtg printers. The next most expensive is now the Brother that is coming out with white ink. Then after that you get into the smaller machines such as DTG, Anajet, flexijet, tjet and so on. Oh and the brother that does not use white ink is also within the price range of the smaller printers.
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Yup Kornit because uses industrial print heads that cost around 5 grand each which are used in big UV and solvent printers....
Benefit I notice on video that other machines have like Bobbie said is inexpensive ins and auto pretreat system
Kornit also has kool attachments for jeans, tote bags and polo shirts....
End result is about same as others.... price of machine don;t mean print quality better because you can buy solvent printer that cost 15 thousand that prints better quality than ones that cost 150 thous.
What you pay for is for a machine which is made to run 24/7
Brother and this other company from Italy is second most pricey which run around 55 to 60 thous..
A price tag don't mean jack, I can say that first hand because I have bought over years "industrial"base machines that didn't do as nice of a job than a consumer based one
You will have bragging rights about a Kornit and funny thing I heard was this:
A company 2 states over had a Kornit and they bought a 15thous Anajet printer as back up
There Kornit was the 195 thous one..... Someone else here also had Kornit and traded it in for a 18 thous brother
Benefit I notice on video that other machines have like Bobbie said is inexpensive ins and auto pretreat system
Kornit also has kool attachments for jeans, tote bags and polo shirts....
End result is about same as others.... price of machine don;t mean print quality better because you can buy solvent printer that cost 15 thousand that prints better quality than ones that cost 150 thous.
What you pay for is for a machine which is made to run 24/7
Brother and this other company from Italy is second most pricey which run around 55 to 60 thous..
A price tag don't mean jack, I can say that first hand because I have bought over years "industrial"base machines that didn't do as nice of a job than a consumer based one
You will have bragging rights about a Kornit and funny thing I heard was this:
A company 2 states over had a Kornit and they bought a 15thous Anajet printer as back up
There Kornit was the 195 thous one..... Someone else here also had Kornit and traded it in for a 18 thous brother
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