Frequently Asked Questions

The manufacturer combines in-house R&D, full-machine manufacturing, ISO 9001 quality and global delivery, backed by over 13 years in digital textile printing and a documented patent portfolio.

DTF (direct-to-film, non-UV), DTG (direct-to-garment), UV-DTF for labels and decals, sublimation, latex, UV flatbed, wash-label, and R2R direct-to-fabric in 1.8 m / 1.9 m / 2.6 m widths.

Common stocked DTF and DTG configurations target shipment in 7–15 days after order and configuration confirmation. Industrial R2R lines generally target 25–45 days; customized configurations vary. EXW, FOB, CIF and DAP/DDP terms can be arranged.

With calibrated profiles and process control, typical ΔE00 stays at or below 1.5 under standard light and media - measurable color consistency across batches.

Standard 12 months on the core machine (printheads and consumables excluded). Extended coverage plans are available. Factory parts support continues post-warranty at factory price.

First response within 2–4 business hours Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00 (UTC+8). Parts dispatch from the nearest regional hub. Remote commissioning is available for first-print setup.

It depends on the fabric and the order profile. DTF transfers suit mixed fabrics (cotton, polyester, nylon, blends), logos and fast changeovers. DTG suits premium cotton and cotton-rich garments with a soft hand-feel. Roll-to-roll (R2R) direct-to-fabric suits continuous fabric at scale (apparel cloth, silk, home textiles). Sublimation suits polyester. Tell us your fabric and daily output and we recommend the route, or compare DTF and DTG on the 60cm DTF + DTG solution page.

DTF prints CMYK + White onto a film that is then powdered, cured and heat-pressed onto almost any fabric, giving a durable, consistent transfer for mixed orders. DTG prints ink directly into cotton fibres for the softest hand-feel on premium garments. DTF usually wins on fabric flexibility and bulk uniforms; DTG wins on premium cotton and photo gradients. Use the DTG vs DTF ROI calculator to compare unit cost, margin and payback for your own volume.

For garment transfers, DTF typically uses about 1.5 to 3 ml of colour plus white per design depending on coverage; DTG lights use CMYK only while darks add a white underbase and use more. Running cost also depends on film, powder, garments, labour and electricity. We can run a coverage test on your artwork and share an ROI sheet before you buy.

Yes. Dark and cotton garments normally need an even pretreatment layer before DTG so the white underbase stays on the surface rather than sinking into the fibre. Pretreatment, drying and curing settings should be qualified with your exact garment and ink set before production. DTF transfers do not need garment pretreatment.

HyCIRC™ is the self-developed white-ink circulation system used on the HY-702 60cm DTF printer. It keeps white ink moving through the line to reduce sedimentation and clogging during idle periods - the most common failure mode on high-white-coverage DTF work.

A typical daily routine is a nozzle check, a light head cleaning, a capping-station wipe and white-ink agitation, roughly 10 to 20 minutes. White ink settles fastest, which is why our machines use white-ink circulation to reduce sedimentation during idle periods. Every machine ships with step-by-step SOP videos.

Use the operating range in the selected machine's datasheet rather than a site-wide number. For example, the HY-4050 sheet recommends 15–25 °C and 40–60% RH. Keep any print area clean and away from dust, direct sunlight and strong airflow.

Shift suitability depends on the selected model, ink, room conditions, maintenance plan and complete-line bottleneck. We validate the printer and finishing route against the buyer's target shift before presenting a production recommendation.

The current published H-Series maximum is 650 m²/h at 2-pass. This is a reference value; comparable sellable output depends on model, resolution, coverage, fabric, ink, feathering and room conditions.

A complete line is more than the printer: hardware, dryer or shaker where relevant, RIP software, ICC profiles, operator training and, for DTG, pretreatment and curing equipment. We build and tune the line before shipment. OEM/ODM customisation of print widths, head counts, branding and accessories is available.

Use the DTG vs DTF ROI calculator to estimate unit cost, monthly net profit and equipment payback from your own labour, consumables, sell price and daily output. Then contact us and a sales engineer will size the exact line and budget within one business day.