Focus on Garment & Textile Printers Hybrid Services
Lots on offer
The popular Mimaki TxF Series DTF printers offer an accessible route into garment decorating thanks to a simple workflow and impressive results. Removing many of the barriers of entry to the garment printing sector, Mimaki DTF printers use an industry-leading opaque white ink to enable reproduction of vibrant prints on coloured apparel. Part of Mimaki’s low-cost, Oeko-Tex ECO PASSPORT certified
PHT50 water-based pigment textile ink set, the white ink combines with the colours to deliver punchy, photo-realistic and highly detailed prints on t-shirts, hoodies, workwear and other garments. Offering all the advantages of digital printing, the Mimaki TxF Series removes the need to create screens, weed vinyl or try to print directly to the fabric. The two most popular models in the range are the two 800mm systems: the TxF150-75, which offers an entry-level solution that still shares many of the features of its higher production sibling, the TxF300-75. The TxF300-75 offers a 300% productivity gain over the TxF150-75, and both incorporate multiple Core Technologies that ensure stable operation, even at the highest print speeds. Attractive offers are currently available on the two DTF printers, and both enjoy a two-year, comprehensive warranty
Mimaki TxF printer
through UK and Ireland Mimaki distributor, Hybrid Services. Available to demo at Mimaki resellers across the UK and Ireland, or at Hybrid’s showroom in Cheshire, the Mimaki TxF Series offers solutions for businesses at all levels of experience and demand for garment printing.
www.hybridservices.co.uk
Roland DG Hitting your priorities
maintaining consistent white density and colour accuracy, reducing the need for stoppages or manual intervention. High-precision print heads deliver sharp detail, smooth gradients and vibrant colour, ensuring designs translate cleanly across a wide range of garments and fabrics. These capabilities have been demonstrated in
TY 300i DTF printer
The Roland DG TY 300i is a commercial-grade direct to film printer built for businesses that prioritise speed, reliability and consistently high-opacity output. Designed specifically for apparel workflows, it supports
everything from short-run custom garments to high-volume production.
At its core is an expanded white-ink configuration, featuring
four white ink cartridges alongside intelligent ink-switching technology. This enables longer, uninterrupted print runs while
fashion-led applications, including work produced for AAA Studio’s “Señora, suélteme el brazo” collection, showcased at 080 Barcelona Fashion Week. The pieces combined bold typography, direct messaging and personal imagery, highlighting the role of DTF in delivering visually striking, expressive designs. The TY 300i also forms part of a fully integrated Roland DG DTF workflow, working seamlessly with VersaWorks RIP software and certified inks, films and powders to deliver predictable, reliable results. Optional shaker and dryer units further automate production, helping businesses scale output while maintaining quality control. Ideal for print-for-pay shops, contract decorators and growing apparel brands, the TY 300i is engineered to meet the demands of modern DTF production - where uptime, consistency and versatility are critical.
www.Rolanddg.eu
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