DTG Printers

Direct-to-Garment (DTG) printing is a process where designs are directly printed onto textiles using specialized inkjet technology, resulting in vibrant and high-resolution prints.

DTG printers are best suited for cotton-rich fabrics and blends. They are ideal for printing on T-shirts, hoodies, and other cotton-based apparel.

Yes, Joto's DTG printers, like the Epson F1070 and F2270 Hybrid DTG/DTF printers, can print white ink on dark garments, allowing you to create high-contrast designs.

DTG printers use specialized textile inks like Epson UltraChrome® DG inks, which provide vibrant colors, durability, and a soft feel that withstands washing.

A hybrid printer like the Epson F1070 or F2270 offers both Direct-to-Garment (DTG) and Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing, providing versatility to print on a wide range of materials, not just garments.

Maintenance involves regular printhead cleaning, nozzle checks, and ensuring the ink system is functioning properly. Joto’s DTG printers feature automated cleaning systems to minimize downtime.

Yes, Joto’s DTG printers come with specialized software like Epson Garment Creator and other RIP software, which provide enhanced control over color management and design layout.

Joto's DTG printers, such as the Epson F1070 and F2270, can accommodate various print sizes, depending on the platen used, to suit different design requirements.

Joto’s DTG printers range from $6,995.00 to $13,995.00, depending on the model and included features.

Absolutely. Joto’s DTG printers are designed for both small and large-scale production, making them suitable for businesses of all sizes looking to produce high-quality apparel.