Clearance: Demo Unit - DTF Station R1 Bundle

Save big with this DTF Station R1 Demo Printer Unit! All Sales Are Final. Please allow three full days for shipping preparation. Embark on your creative journey with the Prestige R1, the first originally manufactured A3+ DTF printer tailored for those ready to get started in Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing. With a maximum printing width of 13” and a remarkable printing speed of 14 ft²/hour, you can effortlessly produce 64-86 shirts per day, allowing you to bring your unique designs to life without breaking the bank. Don’t wait to unleash your creativity. Experience the perfect blend of quality, speed, and affordability, and take the first step in transforming your ideas into reality. Start your story now. Order your Prestige R1 and let your imagination soar! Features: Epson F1080 print head White Ink Management System (WIMS): timed white ink stirring system to circulate and maintain white ink inside the printer and ink bottles Passive Auto-Cleaning: when the printer is left on, it will automatically maintain and clean the print head every 4 hours Active Auto-Cleaning: during set intervals (even during printing), the printer can stop to clean the print head Head Strike Sensor: helps prevent damage to the print head Auto Ink Alert System: informs user when ink is running low Automatic Film Sensor: if film runs out/is not detected, stops printing Benefits: High quality & speed, low cost: Great for entry-level DTF printing Less downtime, more prints: suite of maintenance features ensures less downtime for non-stop production and a longer lifespan for your investment Easy access/repair: intuitive, labeled board design and connections for easy access and repair Please Note: This equipment requires a well-ventilated area with a filtration system.  When working with DTF products and processes, use appropriate personal protective equipment since fumes might be harmful. DTF inks and film/sheets need an adequate humidity environment - above 50% humidity is strongly advised to reduce the possibility of ink clogs and film buckling.