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Focus on DTF Printing Epson UK Create high-quality transfers across a


wide array of fabric types The SC-G6000, the initial offering in a new line of Epson DTG and DTF printers, represents a signifi cant advancement in textile printing technology, enabling users to create high-quality transfers across a wide array of fabric types.


The SC-G6000 marks Epson’s strategic entry into the expanding DTF market. The new roll-to-roll printer leverages Epson’s dependable, versatile, and productive inkjet technology to provide a strong alternative in the marketplace. As a standalone device, the SC-G6000 is supported by dedicated reseller partners who offer essential accessories, including compatible powder shaker units, curing solutions, and other consumables.


Unlike its competitors, the SC-G6000 eliminates the need for regular manual maintenance, thanks to its automated fabric wiping system. Traditional systems often rely on a rubber wiper that requires manual cleaning however the SC-G6000 sets itself apart by requiring minimal maintenance, with the white ink circulation system ensuring continuous production by preventing clogging and sedimentation.


The SC-G6000


The new printer complements Epson’s current DTG and DTF hybrid solutions that are available with the SC-F1000, SC-F2200 and SC-F3000.


The printer mechanics, PrecisionCore print head, ink system and image processor are all based on the latest existing and proven Epson technologies, and the printer is fully integrated with Epson’s user-friendly Edge Print Pro software.


The SC-G6000 conforms to all international standards, holding certifi cations such as GOTS and Eco Passport, ensuring environmental compliance and user safety.


www.epson.co.uk David Sharp


Investing in next-gen DTF technology


David Sharp is committed to providing customers with the very best the industry has to offer. That’s why it’s made signifi cant investments in the latest DTF print technology – and the results speak for themselves.


The DTF market continues to surge, with trade garment decorators increasingly recognising the clear advantages: razor-sharp detail, no-crack stretchability, and impressive profi t margins compared to traditional print methods. In response, the company is proud to introduce its new Print on Demand service – a fl exible, trade-only garment printing solution with no minimum order. Powered by the cutting-edge nine-colour Magic Touch DTF printers, this service offers a major upgrade over standard CMYK printing. The expanded colour gamut range delivers greater depth, ultra-vivid colours, and eye-popping results that elevate any garment.


You’ll still get the same ultra-durable, fl exible prints and the same cost-saving advantages - but now with an even higher level of quality and accuracy to the original artwork.


dtf.davidsharp.co.uk


Greater standard in DTF printing | 42 | October 2025 www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk


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