DTF-Z600 Pro Max Direct-to-Film Transfer Printer
In stock
- Two Epson i3200 A1 printheads, CMYK plus white
- 600 mm print width, roll length up to 100 m
- White ink recirculated from tank to printhead to limit settling
- Chipless CISS bulk ink supply
- Powder application and curing unit with air filtration
- ICC profiles built for reduced ink consumption
Roll-to-roll direct-to-film printer with two Epson i3200 heads, 600 mm print width and CMYK + White at 9 m²/h.
Request a quoteEco-solvent or UV? Read the guide- Textiles
- Garment decoration
About this machine
DTF-Z600 Pro Max Direct-to-Film Transfer Printer
The DTF-Z600 Pro Max is an industrial direct-to-film printer built for continuous production of heat-transfer prints on textiles. Two Epson i3200 A1 piezo printheads lay down CMYK plus white across a print width of 600 mm, on rolls up to 100 m long, at 9 m²/h.
The machine works roll-to-roll, so printing, adhesive powder application and curing run as one uninterrupted chain rather than as separate manual stages. The powder and curing unit has air filtration, which keeps loose adhesive powder out of the working area — a practical consideration when the printer runs for hours at a time next to other equipment.
White is the ink that gives trouble in DTF work, because the pigment settles. Here the white circuit recirculates from the tank all the way to the printhead, keeping the pigment in suspension and reducing the settling that otherwise blocks nozzles during idle periods. Ink is supplied from a CISS bulk system without chips, and the supplied ICC profiles are built to keep ink consumption down at a given coverage.
Installation is modest for a machine of this output: a floor area of roughly 4 × 2 m and one operator to handle material and run the job. The working environment should be held at 18 – 30 °C and 35 – 65% relative humidity; supply is 220 V with a consumption of 5700 W.
The printer suits garment decorators and promotional personalisation workshops that need a steady flow of transfers in mixed, small runs rather than one long job, and that want the printing and powdering stages in a single line.
Applications
- Heat-transfer printing on textiles
- Promotional garment personalisation
- Short-run and one-off textile decoration
- Transfer production for advertising and print workshops
- Indoor and outdoor personalised items
Technical specifications
Performance
- Print speed
- 9 m²/h
Working area
- Print width
- 600 mm
- Maximum print length
- 100 m
Materials
- Media
- PET film, roll-fed
Tooling & heads
- Printheads
- 2 × Epson i3200 (original), variable drop size (greyscale)
- Colours
- CMYK + White, printed simultaneously
- White ink system
- Recirculation with automatic agitation — prevents pigment settling and nozzle blocking
- Ink supply
- CISS bulk feed, chipless
Drive & mechanics
- Operating mode
- Roll-to-roll, with integrated printing, powder application and transfer
Software & control
- RIP software
- FlexiPrint
Power & environment
- Power supply
- 220 V
- Power consumption
- 5.7 kW
- Operating temperature
- 18 – 30 °C
- Relative humidity
- 35 – 65%
Dimensions & weight
- Machine dimensions
- 2735 × 1350 × 1217 mm
- Net weight
- 300 kg
- Minimum installation area
- 4 × 2 m
Specifications, images and descriptions are provided for general guidance and may change without notice. Configurations, performance figures and supplied items can vary by production batch and market. The binding specification, scope of supply and terms are those set out in the written quotation we issue for your order.
Application details
Recommended for
Roll-to-roll direct-to-film printer with two Epson i3200 A1 heads, 600 mm print width and CMYK + White at 9 m²/h.
Frequently asked questions
What is the DTF-Z600 Pro Max for?
It prints heat transfers for textiles on roll-fed PET film. You print the design, the machine applies the adhesive powder and cures it, and the finished transfer is pressed onto the garment. It suits garment decorators, promotional personalisation workshops and print shops that run a steady flow of mixed, short runs and one-off pieces rather than a single long job.
How wide and how fast does it print?
It prints 600 mm wide at 9 m²/h, on rolls up to 100 m long. Two original Epson i3200 printheads lay down CMYK and white at the same time, with variable drop size, so colour and the white underbase go down in one pass. Send us your typical design sizes and weekly volume and we will work out what that speed means for your output.
How does it deal with white ink settling?
The white circuit recirculates from the tank all the way to the printhead, with automatic agitation. That keeps the white pigment in suspension and reduces the settling that otherwise blocks nozzles during idle periods, which is the usual weak point of DTF printing when a machine stands between jobs.
Are powdering and curing built in?
Yes. The machine works roll-to-roll, so printing, adhesive powder application and curing run as one uninterrupted chain instead of separate manual stages. The powder and curing unit has air filtration, which keeps loose adhesive powder out of the working area when the printer runs for hours next to other equipment.
Which RIP software and ink system does it use?
It runs on FlexiPrint RIP software. Ink is fed from a chipless CISS bulk system, and ICC profiles are supplied with the machine. If you already work with your own colour profiles, tell us and we will discuss how they fit the workflow.
What does it need on site?
A 220 V supply for a consumption of 5.7 kW, and a floor area of roughly 4 × 2 m. The machine itself measures 2735 × 1350 × 1217 mm and weighs 300 kg net. Keep the room at 18 – 30 °C and 35 – 65% relative humidity. One operator handles the material and runs the job.