Take a Closer Look at the New Epson F1070 DTG/DTF Hybrid Printer

You have probably heard about this amazing new Direct to Garment/Film printer already, but here is a closer look at the features. You'll see why this hybrid printer will revolutionize the DTG/DTF industry whether you want to enter the market or grow your existing business.
See the printer here: bit.ly/47vbPUO
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[@GabrielCardoso-u3h]

Hello, I would like a garment creator 2 configuration for DTF film

[@ImagingSpectrum]

@GabrielCardoso-u3h One of the best things about Garment Creator 2 is that the program is ready to go once you have downloaded it and the printer driver. If you already have it installed and connected to your printer the DT Film button at the top will have presets ready to go for you.

[@mev7709]

Ik this is a very broad question but how often would I need to order replacement cartridges for this printer with a moderately detailed designed ? ive been weary of cartridge DTG printers bc of how much the ink may cost

[@ImagingSpectrum]

@mev7709 That is a very broad question but can be answered by the job estimator on the software that is free to download. With that software you can see how much ink you are using before you use it for a print. With that being said than you could base your usage off of that information.

[@user-kf7vf5bf4z]

What's the largest image it can print? I love this idea.

[@ImagingSpectrum]

@user-kf7vf5bf4z the largest platen is 10x12 for a DTG print. If you are doing multiple imaging on a shirt could do DTF and press them all at one time if you have a large heat press.

[@letsgo_esko]

Is pre treat needed?

[@ImagingSpectrum]

@letsgo_esko You will need pre-treated garments if you plan on printing direct to garment. If you plan on doing direct to film then you will need powder for the back of the print to be able to apply it to the garment. Take a look at some of our other videos to get a better idea on how the two styles differ. You may reach out to us as well at www.imagingspectrum.com

[@GelosLandinni]

The biggest size platen is the 10x12?

[@ImagingSpectrum]

@GelosLandinni that is correct. It is Epson's new entry level printer.

[@ChrisDawn]

Do you know the print speed?

[@ImagingSpectrum]

@ChrisDawn Yes the video has a graphic displayed at 2:35. It shows the speeds the different modes. Those modes at Speed, Quality, and High Quality. The chart breaks down Light Garment, Dark Garment, and DTF prints for each mode. For any addition question please feel free to contact us at www.imagingspectrum.com

[@ChrisDawn]

Thank you so much!!

[@anderslarsen8546]

The print area is to small. It is not even A3 format.

[@ImagingSpectrum]

@anderslarsen8546 This printer is intended to be an intermediate printer for groups or people that are just starting out. The larger Epson Surecolor F2270 maybe what you are wanting to look into. We also have some videos on that printer as well.

[@anderslarsen8546]

@@ImagingSpectrum The concept is good but with the small print area it is still limiting possibilities. If I print on a t-shirt it will only be small images.

[@ImagingSpectrum]

@@anderslarsen8546 the platen is still a 10x12 size or 12x10. Leaving plenty of room for you to do 12 in wide graphic for branding and such by simply turning the garment sideways.

[@340bri]

Epson clearly doesn't understand its customers. Until they do the will be competing with the old printers that people are converting and Chinese companies. But nice try.

[@340bri]

I can buy three Epson surecolor p5000s for the same amount that not only takes a roll and sheets as wide as 17 in. I know Epson can do better