A4 L8058 DTF Printer for Epson XP600

A4 L8058 DTF Printer for Epson XP600 Printhead Direct to Film DTF Printing Machine with DTF Curing Oven for DIY T-Shirt Printer

DTF (Direct-to-Film) printer is a specialized device used to print designs onto a transfer film, which is then heat-pressed onto fabrics or other materials. This method has gained popularity for its versatility, durability, and suitability for small-batch production

Advantages of DTF Printing :

1. Material Versatility: Works on cotton, polyester, blends, leather, and even non-textiles (wood, metal).

2. No Pretreatment: Unlike DTG (Direct-to-Garment), fabrics don’t require pre-coating.

3. Vibrant Colors: White ink allows bright designs on dark fabrics.

4. Durability: Resistant to cracking and washing.

5. Cost-Effective for Small Runs: No screens or minimum orders (ideal for custom jobs).

Why Choice Our L8058 DTF Printer ?

1 There will be no EPSON clearing or chip reset;

2 Use a self-developed motherboard with stable performance and error reporting of double flash errors, reducing the failure rate.

3 Can print roll film and sheet

3 XP600 print head, printing speed twice as fast

4 White ink stirring system to prevent ink precipitation

5. You can clean, check the printing nozzle, and continue printing at any time. There is no need to remove the film inside the machine when cleaning the printer;

6. The film will not slip when printing. There is no limit on the thickness of the PET film Whether it is matte on both sides

Printer Specification :

Product Model: L8058 DTF Printer
Colors:CMYKWW
Printing speed: A4 1440*1440dpi ,5 Minutes
Software: RIP Ver 11
Print head: For EPSON XP600
Maximum printing width: A4/ 21*30cm / roll 21*100M
Ink consumption: 1 square meters / 20ml

How to Use ?

1.Design Preparation: Create or upload a digital design (with a white underbase for dark fabrics).

2.Printing: The design is printed onto a PET film.

3.Powder Application: Adhesive powder is evenly sprinkled over the wet ink.

4.Curing: The film is heated (100–160°C) to melt the powder and dry the ink.

5.Transfer: The film is placed on the fabric and heat-pressed (130–160°C for 10–15 seconds).