Focus on Garment & Textile Printers
Mighty power, small frame InkTec Europe
InkTec’s 30cm E30T Desktop DTF Printer is a compact yet powerful solution designed to make professional direct to film printing accessible to a wider range of businesses. Ideal for small studios, start-ups, and print on-demand operations, the E30T combines a space-saving footprint with production-ready performance. Powered by an Epson F1080 print head, the E30T delivers vibrant, durable, and high-detail output across a variety of garments and textiles. Advanced features such as a white ink circulation system and integrated vacuum print bed ensure consistent results and minimise downtime. For an even more streamlined workflow, the printer can be paired with an optional 30cm desktop curing oven, providing reliable and efficient heat transfer in a compact setup. The E30T also comes with a comprehensive starter package, including hot peel DTF film, CMYKW inks, hot melt powder, and RIIN RIP software, enabling users to get up and running quickly. This complete solution makes it an ideal investment for businesses looking to enter or expand in the personalised apparel market. Sarah Hall, sales manager at InkTec Europe, commented:
E30T Desktop DTF Printer
“We’ve seen fantastic interest in the updated E30T, particularly from smaller businesses looking to bring DTF printing in-house. “The addition of the clear acrylic cover has really improved usability and visibility, and it’s been great to demonstrate just how accessible high-quality garment printing can be. “Alongside this, we’re also seeing growing confidence in our ink ranges, as customers look for reliable and cost-effective alternatives without compromising on performance.”
www.inktec-europe.com YES Group
Bringing fast, reliable DTF transfer production in-house
R2 Pro MAX
Direct to film printing has become a practical route for garment decorators that want the flexibility of full-colour transfers without being limited to one fabric type, order size or garment colour. For businesses looking to bring more of that production in-house, the R2 Pro offers a compact but professional workflow built around speed, consistency and easier day-to-day output. Supplied by YES Group, the R2 Pro MAX Bundle combines the Prestige R2 Pro printer with the automated MAX shaker dryer, helping users move from print to powder and cure in one
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streamlined process. This makes it well suited to growing print businesses, clothing brands, workwear suppliers and custom garment decorators that need repeatable transfer production without a large-format footprint. The system is designed for professional DTF output, with dual Epson i1600 print heads, CMYK plus white ink, advanced white ink circulation and a production speed of up to 10m/hr. It supports film widths up to 14.5in, giving users a practical print width for apparel, sportswear, accessories and everyday transfer work. Built-in clean air filtration, a machine stand and automated powder curing also help create a more complete production setup from the start. DTF transfers are a strong option for cotton, polyester, blends and PU, making the process suitable for a wide range of garment and textile applications. From short-run personalised pieces to repeat workwear, teamwear and promotional clothing orders, the R2 Pro gives print providers the tools to produce vibrant, durable designs with greater workflow control. As with all YES Group equipment, the machine is backed by UK installation, hands-on operator training and ongoing technical support. For businesses ready to step up their garment printing capability, the R2 Pro provides a professional, scalable route into faster DTF transfer production.
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