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There have been no official announcements regarding a DTF printer from Epson at this time. If one were to be released, it likely wouldn’t be available until 2026 based on Epson's recent product launch timelines.

No, HP's 3-meter-wide printers are not available on a dye-sublimation platform. Large-format models like the HP Latex series are designed for applications such as signage, textiles, and graphics but are not built for direct dye-sublimation. For dye-sub printing, you would need printers specifically designed for that process, such Epson's F-Series Dye Sub Printers itsupplies.com/epson-dye-sublimation-printers-2

Keeping a print lab dust-free requires a combination of clean air and strict maintenance. Use HEPA air purifiers or HVAC filters to remove airborne particles and maintain positive air pressure to keep dust out. Regularly clean surfaces with microfiber cloths, vacuum with a HEPA-filter vacuum, and control humidity (40-60%) to reduce static buildup. Limit access, use sticky mats at entry points, and store supplies in sealed containers. Cover equipment when not in use and avoid bringing in dust-generating items like cardboard. A consistent routine can keep your lab looking pristine and running efficiently!

@@ITSuppliesINC Thanks. Figured there had to be some type of mechanical system & general practice for it. I asked because your lab looks so pristine in the video. Rite up there & just behind microchip production !

Lots of HEPA filters and humidifiers in our demo center!

Hello, if you look in the User's Guide: files.support.epson.com/docid/cpd6/cpd64429.pdf Start on Page 120 in Maintenance Settings

Glad you enjoyed the video! Yes, you can use the HP Latex 630W Print and Cut's cutter for materials that were not printed on the HP Latex printer. The cutter operates independently and can work with pre-printed or blank materials, as long as the media is compatible with the cutter's specifications. You’ll just need to ensure the correct registration marks are in place for contour cutting if the material is already printed. This makes it versatile for a variety of cutting applications beyond HP Latex prints. Shop HP Latex Printers at IT Supplies itsupplies.com/latex-printers

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Thank you for your feedback. All of our videos are uploaded in 1080p resolution. If you’re only seeing 360p, it’s likely due to your internet connection or the default settings on your device. You can manually adjust the resolution by clicking the settings icon (gear symbol) on the video player and selecting 1080p for better quality.

@@ITSuppliesINC Thanks for the reply. I did try to change the setting and the only option was for 360. Viewing another of IT's videos on best photo papers the only option was 480. Not sure why the only options available are for these lower resolutions as I just clicked on another YT video (Enter the Canon - Canon PROGRAF PRO-4600 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqbEq6aPmq99nrs and I get the options all the way up to 1440 HD??

@morekeena2395 We're so glad to hear that #6 and #7 are your favorites! The new tiling optimization mode is definitely a game-changer for precision and efficiency on tiled projects, and having the on-board job queue makes reprints and job management a breeze. Let us know if you’ve had a chance to try them or if you have any other favorites from the Gen 4 HP Latex printers. 😊

@ today is day one of having the printer. Is there a place to download profiles? My print manager is having trouble finding them. Avery just replied and is sending what they have. But all of the pre programmed profiles are all generic. Yikes.

@@morekeena2395 The easiest way to find profiles is by using the substrate library on the front panel of your Latex printer. Perform an online search for the media you need, download it, and it will automatically be added to your library.

@@morekeena2395 The easiest way to find profiles is by using the substrate library on the front panel of your Latex printer. Perform an online search for the media you need, download it, and it will automatically be added to your library.

Current pricing can be found on our website. itsupplies.com/epson-surecolor-f9570-production-edition-64in-dye-sublimation-printer itsupplies.com/epson-surecolor-f9570h-production-edition-64-inch-dye-sublimation-printer

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Does it not work on a Mac ?

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If you plug it in directly via USB you may be able to bypass this requirement.

If your Epson SureColor F170 is printing slower than expected, here are a few things to check: 1️⃣ Print Settings: High-quality or detailed prints take longer. If you’re printing on higher resolution settings, consider adjusting them to a faster mode for less critical jobs. 2️⃣ Connection Speed: Ensure your printer is connected to a stable and fast network or via USB, as a weak connection can affect printing speed. 3️⃣ Firmware/Driver Updates: Make sure your printer’s firmware and drivers are up to date. Updates often include performance optimizations. 4️⃣ Maintenance: If the printer hasn’t been used recently, run a nozzle check and clean the printhead. Clogged nozzles can slow down print jobs. If these steps don’t resolve the issue, feel free to contact Epson Support! 1 (800) 463-7766

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It would be EPIC if for the v2000 series given it being bigger in space that they could include or create a rotary attachment for drinkware. Pipe dream??? Haha

@@sethp5640 That would definitely be an added bonus!

@@ITSuppliesINC is there anything on the market like that already (not above 100k)?

The EPSON SureColor P9570 is going to give you a lot more in terms of producing high-end photographic and fine art prints, giving you a higher color gamut than the SureColor P8570D and greater color accuracy and detail. Both are good printers, but the P8570D is geared more towards production and speed, while the SureColor P9570 is designed specifically for photographers. You can find additional details on our website (links to the printers below) or by calling us M-F 8am-5pm at 1-800-771-9665! SureColor P9570 itsupplies.com/Epson-SureColor-P9570-44in-Printer-p-SCP9570SE SureColor P8570D itsupplies.com/Epson-SureColor-P8570D-44in-Dual-Roll-Printer-p-SCP8570DR

Also, we have a video where we compare the two printers here, that you might be interested in! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJSlk3Wpq5uHrNU

Nice! Happy printing!

It's in related videos and comments of this short, and you can watch by clicking here kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXutimisd8lsgrc

Thank you for watching! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at 1-800-771-9665. We have a discounted demo version of this unit available currently for $6,695 - normally $7,295. Its the version that comes with the Light Cyan/Light Magenta ink. Demo version: itsupplies.com/epson-surecolor-f6470h-44in-dye-sublimation-printer-demo-unit and here is the Non demo version: itsupplies.com/EPSON-SureColor-F6470H-44in-DyeSublimation-Printer-p-SCF6470HPE (this version doesn't ship with starter ink cartridges and is currently priced at $7,295).

We understand the concern. The HP Latex 630 is a larger printer, and ensuring it fits through your space is an important consideration. Many customers address this by temporarily removing doors or frames to allow the printer to pass through.

Yes, aqueous inks produce higher quality canvas prints, while solvent and latex are for production scale printing of canvas.

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My supplier said the V2070 will be sometime early next year.

@@KennyM-p3o Yea - heard that too direct from Epson. Around 16-17k she said...price tbd I guess since not much info on it yet.

​@@panioloprinting I did not know the price. If it is 16k then I am glad I got the 1070. Supplier said it should be in first of Dec. excited to try this out.

Let me know how it goes. Way interested as well. I’m waiting to see more pros and cons of it out in the wild. I’ve found with equipment that has attractive pricing for a printer like this that there’s key features that are cut to hit a certain market. However, it’s impressive to say the least and can’t wait to hear how it is.

It will not do anything raised - it's a UV printer.

@ I run a Mimaki UJF 7151 MkII+ that is capable of raised tactile and braille. It’s UV ink, layered over and over to create the raised properties

Yes - it does Braille

The larger version is coming! It will be 2x the bed size of the V1070. Both the V1070 and the larger version are capable of building braille-raised dots. We'll do a video on this sometime soon!

@ would love to see the braille capabilities in action, that’s my biggest need for a machine this size

As are we!

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I’m not sure I understand your question. Could you share a bit more detail so we can assist you better?

Thank you for sharing your feedback. We understand the frustration with tech upgrades and the need to adapt to newer models, and we genuinely appreciate your perspective on the Gen 2 Latex printers. They indeed offered solid print quality, especially on certain paper stocks as you said. Our goal is to support both new and legacy equipment as best as possible and to help our customers get the most out of their current setups. If there's anything specific we can assist you with regarding your Gen 2 Latex or any other equipment, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We're here to help, just give us a call at 1-800-771-9665!

Print speeds can vary based on the application and quality settings. Keep an eye out-we may cover this in an upcoming video! In the meantime, feel free to call us at 1-800-771-9665 to discuss details specific to your needs.

Thank you for reaching out! While we don’t have a rebuild or service program, I’d recommend contacting the manufacturer-they can often help connect you with a certified technician. Let us know if there’s anything else we can assist you with!

Hello, the Epson L130 printer supports borderless printing, but only for specific paper sizes and types. For the L130 model, borderless printing is typically limited to 4x6-inch (10x15 cm) photo paper, often referred to as "4R" size. This makes it ideal for printing small photo prints without a white margin around the edges, but it won’t support larger paper sizes for borderless printing. If you’re interested in borderless printing on a wider range of sizes, you might want to look into higher-end models in the Epson EcoTank or SureColor series, which offer more options.

Yes, you can remote print on the Epson SureColor F170! As long as the printer is connected to Wi-Fi, you can use Epson's mobile printing solutions like Epson Connect.

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We appreciate your feedback. This video was intended to focus on explaining print modes, including a visual demonstration of the timing and final output of each mode. If there's something specific you were hoping to see, please let us know. We’d love to make our content as helpful as possible.

We just checked all of our links, looks like our Shop Canvas link is the only one that was not working. Sorry about that. Here is the link to the Canvas products we offer. itsupplies.com/canvas-2

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Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We understand the challenge of managing ink costs, especially when running a small business! The Epson P5370's larger cartridges are designed to provide a lower cost per print compared to smaller, consumer-level printers, where ink can be much more expensive per milliliter. It’s similar to buying in bulk at Costco - while the upfront cost may seem high, the per-unit cost is actually more efficient. For example, the P5370 ink is currently $96 for a 200 ml cartridge, resulting in a cost per milliliter of $0.48. In comparison, the P700 ink is $37.99 for a 25 ml cartridge, which equates to $1.52 per milliliter - more than three times the price per milliliter of the P5370. We hope this is helpful!

We do too!

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