Roland DG Corporation, a manufacturer and distributor of commercial inkjet printers, will begin global sales of its new Direct To Film (DTF) transfer printer, the TY-300, today. The TY-300 was first released in Japan on September 25, 2024.
DTF transfer printers are a solution that can be used to create original T-shirts, sportswear, etc., by simply applying hot melt powder and melting it with heat after printing onto a special film, then placing the film on top of the fabric and heat pressing it. They can easily decorate with complex designs, and are currently attracting a lot of attention in the market because they can transfer onto a wide range of materials, including cotton, polyester, cotton-polyester, denim, nylon, and rayon, and can be used to transfer onto both dark and light colored materials.
The TY-300 was born as a new standard model for DTF transfer printers, combining the rich color and detailed image quality required for the apparel business with high productivity and cost performance.
We will continue to contribute to improving the efficiency and realizing high added value in the apparel business through the DTF transfer printer TY-300.
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Main Specifications
| Product Name | TY-300 |
|---|---|
| Print Width | Maximum 736mm |
| Print dot resolution | Up to 1,200 dpi |
| Compatible inks/colors | DTF water-based pigment ink “S-PG2 ink” [500ml cartridge] Cyan (C) / Magenta (M) / Yellow (Y) / Black (K) / White (Wh) |
| External dimensions/weight | 2,032 (width) x 748 (depth) x 1,415 (height) mm / 135 kg |
| Interface | Ethernet (100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T auto switching) |
| Standard price (unit)* | 1,980,000 yen (tax included 2,178,000 yen) |
| Standard price (ink) | 500ml (CMYK): 11,000 yen (tax included: 12,100 yen) 500ml (Wh): 12,000 yen (tax included: 13,200 yen) |
| Sales target number | 800 units sold in the first year after release (total number of units sold in Japan and overseas) |
*Total price including main unit and software, excluding shipping and installation fees
