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Focus on DTF Printing Amaya Sales UK So much to off er


Amaya UK offers a powerful range of DTF printers designed to help garment decorators produce high-quality, versatile transfers with speed and effi ciency. Whether you are starting out or scaling production, their portfolio includes industry-leading solutions from Epson and Roland, tailored to suit every level of business.


The Epson SureColor G6000 delivers vibrant, long-lasting prints with amazingly low running costs and minimal maintenance, making them ideal for consistent, reliable, stress-free production. Built on advanced PrecisionCore technology, they ensure sharp detail, excellent colour accuracy and reliable day-to-day performance. For businesses looking for added fl exibility, the Roland TY-300 combines DTF and print & cut functionality in one system, allowing users to expand product offerings and streamline workfl ows.


Epson SureColor G6000


To complete the process, Amaya also supplies Adkins DTF curing units and dryers, an essential part of any professional DTF setup. These systems automatically apply and cure adhesive powder onto printed fi lm, ensuring durable, wash-resistant transfers with consistent results. Designed for effi ciency, Adkins units offer fast curing times, integrated fi ltration, and seamless compatibility with leading DTF printers, helping to create a clean, reliable production environment.


Amaya’s consultative approach ensures customers receive expert guidance, full workfl ow solutions, and ongoing support, maximising your return on investment.


www.amayauk.com


Brother


Best of both worlds The Brother GTXpro printer combines two key technologies – direct to garment (DTG) and direct to fi lm (DTF) – into a single, highly versatile platform. Designed for modern print businesses, this hybrid approach allows users to expand their capabilities without investing in multiple machines.


With DTG printing, the GTXpro enables high-quality, full-colour designs to be printed directly onto garments, especially natural fi bres like cotton. At the same time, its DTF capability allows designs to be printed onto transfer fi lm and then applied to a wide range of materials, including synthetic fabrics and hard-to-reach areas. This dual functionality signifi cantly increases production fl exibility. Print shops can seamlessly switch between jobs depending on the application – whether producing detailed fashion prints or durable transfers for sportswear and promotional items. The ability to handle both methods on one machine helps reduce setup time, streamline operations, and open new revenue streams.


GTXpro printer


In addition, the GTXpro delivers industrial-level performance with features such as high-resolution output (up to 1200×1200dpi), fast production speeds, and user-friendly maintenance systems.


By integrating DTG and DTF in one solution, without the need to change anything at the machine itself, the Brother GTXpro empowers businesses to respond quickly to diverse customer demands, making it a powerful and fl exible tool for both small print shops and large-scale production environments.


www.brother.co.uk


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