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Epson Unveils Purpose-Built DTFilm Print System

Equipment Zone is selected as the system’s preview partner.

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7 months ago

September 20, 2024

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Epson Unveils Purpose-Built DTFilm Print System

(PRESS RELEASE) FRANKLIN LAKES, NJ — Based on extensive feedback from garment decorators, Epson introduced a new, purpose-built Roll-to-Roll DTFilm print system at Printing United EXPO 2024 in Las Vegas. This innovative printer was designed to meet the specific needs of decorators and offers several key features:

Confident Unattended Printing: The upcoming DTFilm printer integrates proven automated maintenance systems, ensuring consistent, reliable output day after day.
Minimal Maintenance: Designed for ease of use, it requires only a few minutes of maintenance once a week, saving time and reducing frustration.
Increased Output: With a generous 35-inch print width, users can produce more prints between roll changes, maximizing productivity.

The Epson Roll-to-Roll DTFilm printer is expected to ship in 2025.

Epson selected Equipment Zone as the exclusive preview partner for this system, recognizing their deep expertise in DTFilm printing and a longstanding, successful partnership. The Epson Roll-to-Roll DTFilm printer was demonstrated in conjunction with the EZ-JET PRO 32 Powder/Shaker/Dryer, creating a powerful combination of technologies that impressed attendees.

Epson’s team was particularly struck by the advanced engineering and increased capacity of the EZ-JET PRO 32, which perfectly complements the capabilities of the DTFilm printer. Key highlights of the EZ-JET PRO 32 include:

Supports up to 32-inch-wide film with a high-capacity powder system.
Features a built-in, two-layer filtration system with replaceable filters.
Incorporates a unique media feed system, designed to ensure proper alignment and tensioning of the film.

The EZ-JET PRO 32 Powder/Shaker/Dryer is available now, offering a robust solution for decorators seeking enhanced efficiency and output.

For more information, Visit equipmentzone.com.

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