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Focus on DTF Printing Nova Chrome UK


Perfect for one-off and short-run DTF transfers


Nova Chrome UK is pleased to introduce its new entry level desktop DTF solution – the OtterPro M30.


OtterPro M30


With an XP600 head and advanced maintenance features, the M30 improves on the previous generations of A3 DTF printers. The Otter M30’s compact design and print width of 30cm (11.8in) make it an ideal choice for those looking to produce one-off and short runs of DTF transfers – without the added cost or turnaround times associated with using a DTF transfer printing service. Included with the system is OtterRIP, which provides a simple but powerful method of preparing your fi les for print. Automated nesting for producing gang sheets is available, along with discrete control of print quality modes, ink loads and ICC profi les – helping you achieve perfect prints each time. The OtterPro M30 provides three production speeds, with the highest production rate producing 4m sq/hr (720x900dpi). Also available are 720x1080dpi (2m sq/hr) and 720x1440dpi (1.2m sq/hr). Automated head cleaning and white ink agitation come as standard, with ink recirculation only having to be performed by the turn of a switch every three days – thanks to Otter’s new ink formulation, OtterPro Ultra. Finally, an integrated fi lm trimmer is supplied with the system for those opting to powder and cure via the optional Otter DTF Oven.


www.novachrome.co.uk R.A. Smart


A carefully selected line of printers R.A. Smart is the UK and Ireland distributor for Hanrun’s wide range of direct to fi lm printers.


As a leading supplier for machinery and consumables in the industry, Hanrun’s DTF offering sits well alongside R.A. Smart’s carefully selected and highly successful existing line of DTF solutions from Polytech and Mimaki.


The Hanrun Evo-A450, 45cm wide printer, now allows customers who are tight on space to still benefi t from industrial output speeds and high-quality prints in a compact package. Available as a fi ve-colour or seven-colour ink system depending on confi guration.


Additionally, for those looking to print increased capacity, there is also a 1.2m wide Hanrun solution available. This wide format option allows users to print larger jobs, or increase productivity, by utilising a print space double that of typical machinery on the market.


Hanrun Evo-A450 www.rasmart.co.uk


Roland DG


Delivering razor-sharp details The TY-300 DTF production transfer printer from Roland DG made its Japanese debut in September 2024 and arrived in Europe in January. Designed with advanced print heads and a new generation of DTF inks, the TY-300 delivers razor-sharp details, from fi ne lines to small text and stunning photographic designs.


The TY-300 was launched with an optional inline shaker/ dryer unit, offering a full DTF production set up from Roland DG to complement the entry level BY-20.


www.rolanddg.eu


TY-300 www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk May 2025 | 39 |


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