Direct-to-Garment is the process of printing straight onto textiles and garments using specialized technology.
Direct-to-garment printing is a hassle-free way to get the products ready for your customers. Joto’s DTG printers offer extensive color options which means you can print detailed designs and photo-realistic images with virtually no color limitations.
Currently, we offer Epson SueColor F2100, which is known for its high-quality prints at production speeds. Designed using the latest advancements in performance imaging, including Epson® PrecisionCore® TFP® printhead and Epson UltraChrome® DG garment ink technology, the SureColor F2100 produces work twice the speed of previous DTG printers. Additionally, it has a quick-load platen and robust Epson Garment Creator Software — taking productivity even further and with the all-new integrated self-cleaning system this means less downtime.
What is Direct-to-Garment (DTG) Printing?
What types of garments can I print on with a DTG printer?
Can I print white ink on dark garments?
What kind of ink is used in DTG printers?
What’s the benefit of a hybrid DTG/DTF printer?
How do I maintain a DTG printer?
Is specific software required for operating the DTG printers?
What is the maximum print size for Joto's DTG printers?
What is the price range for Joto's DTG printers?
Can I use these DTG printers for commercial use?