Epson, Long Beach, Calif., has introduced a next-generation direct-to-garment (DTG) printer: the SureColor F2100.
Leveraging the Epson PrecisionCore TFP printhead and UltraChrome DG garment ink technology, the SureColor F2100 achieves up to twice the speeds of the previous generation DTG printer, according to the company. Successor to the SureColor F2000, the new SureColor F2100 offers four-color ink technology, plus white ink. Additional improvements, including a quick-load platen and robust Epson Garment Creator Software, take productivity even further, while the all-new integrated self-cleaning system means less downtime, according to the company.
“The SureColor F2000 is the number-one selling direct-to-garment printer in the market and has helped customers increase efficiency on short-run orders and expand product service offerings. We listened to our customers and addressed common direct-to-garment pain points with the new SureColor F2100,” says Tim Check, senior product manager, professional imaging, Epson America Inc. “The SC-F2100 delivers on reduced maintenance, while providing increased speed and efficiency with newly developed print modes to help customers increase business needs.” — L.V.
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