Brother GTXpro B Direct to Garment DTG Printer - product tour

Continuing Brother's legacy of creating industrial-grade garment printers, the GTXpro B features a proprietary bulk-feed system for its specially formulated inks. Meticulous attention to every detail means that every component is up to the rigours and demands of high-production garment decoration.
Read more here: go.gjs.co/GTXproB

[@Bluntedco.]

so the only upgrade is the bulk system? vs the regular gtx? the prints heads are the same or did they also do upgrades within the print heads?

[@printsmart9829]

the maintenance capping area with 45% increased cleaning time, upgrade firmware, production speed up 20%, also duel substrate sensors get more accurate head height, besides the agitation in line and the white cycling this is a huge improvement from an annoying yet beautiful top of the line DTG we have a GTX and totally would love this upgrade

[@Bluntedco.]

@@printsmart9829 gotcha. i was looking at that new ricoh 2000 and it prints white shirts in 25 secs or a less and it prints darks in less than a minute and it only cost 23k. i wonder how they can price it that low? i did not see bulk ink system but for that speed that is pretty legit. i am considering a gtx pro b but i will wait to see what the deal is with this ricoh

[@printsmart9829]

@@Bluntedco. I've worked with Roland and Richo before. I would never ever go with richo. Personally graphic design and printer repair for 2 decades employed by both and i can say persona;;y i would never use them again, service contracts for maintenance is really hard sell

[@Bluntedco.]

@@printsmart9829 So ricoh print quality is bad? and their software? i was also considering a roland digital printer since they print and cut but what do you suggest for a digital printer that can do die cut stickers and banners and wraps? also do you recommend a gtx pro or a f3070? i just sold my f2100 and pretreat machine and digi dry box for 15k but i have more money saved up so i am deff adding the 24" epson sublimation printer dtg printer and digital printer.

[@graphicsdesignmedia7387]

@@Bluntedco. this is printsmart other account. I would if you want to build a company and make money I would start with the print/cut Roland for sure. Everything else will pay for itself or run of the return of that print cut jobs the DTG will be a second pick after that. Together you have a great studio.