Uninet DTF 3300 Digital Transfer Printer

UNINET DTF 3300 Digital Transfer Printer

Say "high" to the UNINET DTF 3300. High volume. High Speed. High Efficiency.

The UNINET DTF 3300 features an embedded roll feeder, In-line powder application and curing machine and comes with RIP Software, Training and Onboarding. It is an affordable A3+ DTF solution which produces durable and intense color prints, is built utilizing robust and reliable Epson Printheads (DUAL PRINTHEAD SYSTEM) and is professionally enhanced, built from the ground up as a film printing solution. Works for multiple fabric types (cotton, poly, blends, leathers, jeans and more), and works on both light and dark textiles. Choose this system if you require higher volume batch printing and / or need the convenience a roll feed system with an automated powder and curing system.

*This product is excluded from all promotional discounts and offers.

**Once inks are installed, printers cannot be returned to us.

• Accepts rolls up to 13” wide
• Vacuum-enhanced printing area for better ink adhesion and avoidance of film buckling
• WICS (White Ink Circulation System)
• DUAL Printheads
• Continuous Ink Tank Feed System
• Humidity Sensor
• Driver Software
• RIP Software Included (Built-in Ethernet Port on PC is Required)
• DTF Powder Application and Curing Machine Included
• Printer Dimensions – 42.1" x 25.5" x 37.4" / 107cm x 65cm x 95cm
• Printer Weight – 110lbs / 50kg
• APD Dimensions – 33.4" x 25.5" x 23.6" / 85cm x 65cm x 60cm
• ADP Weight – 180lbs / 81.6kg

When using the heat station (manual process):
• After you print, you must apply the adhesive power within a few minutes (before the ink dries). Manual application of the powder would normally a require large container, spreading the powder all over the page, and then removing as much excess powder as possible by ‘flicking’ the back of the sheet.
• Then lay the print in the heat station, print side face up.

Recommended temperature for DTF powder curing:
• A3 sheets – 120°C / 250°F for 120 seconds. For sheets with large images and / or a lot of ink coverage, it may be necessary to open the cover, rotate the page 180 degrees, and then bake again for another 2 mins.
• A4 or smaller sheets - 120°C / 250°F for 120 seconds

Application to substrate:
• Recommended Heat Press Pressure: Medium or 60 lbs of pressure
• Place or thread your garment on the press. Position the transfer sheet (print side down) onto the garment. Cover the transfer sheet and garment with kraft paper and close the press, using the following suggestions:

COTTONS and BLENDS: • Press at 300 - 325°F for 10 – 12 seconds • Post press for 5 – 10 seconds *Hoodies may require 325°F and up

POLYESTERS / TRI-BLENDS: • 265 – 275°F for 8 – 10 seconds • Post press for 5 – 10 seconds * Thinner material may require lighter pressure; otherwise the transfer can leave a ‘window’ on the garment and/or scorching may occur. *Polyester settings can vary, but best to use lower temperature and pressure generally

50 / 50: • 275°F for 12 seconds • Post press for 5 – 10 seconds

COTTON: • 310 - 325°F for 15 seconds • Post press for 10 seconds

FINISHING: • Matte finish – Kraft paper, T Seal or parchment cover sheet. • Shiny/gloss finish - Teflon cover sheet *Specialty silicone pads with texture can be used to prevent gloss look, gives print a nice textured feel.

ADDITIONAL SUGGESTIONS: • Thicker fabrics require more heat, generally. • Hats (poly) may require 245 - 250°F for 5 - 8 seconds • Umbrellas, EZ-ups, stadium chairs will require testing and trial and error. *Be careful of dye / ink migration with polyester textiles - perform a 24hr test (fine tuning) to see if the ink migrates (clothing dye reacts with the DTF ink)

GARMENT TYPES: • DTF works with almost all fabrics and garment types: • Combed Cotton, Ring Spun Cotton, Organic Cotton, Polyesters, Blended Fabrics, Poly-Cottons, Tri-Blends, Polyester-Spandex, Leather, Vinyl, Denim, Canvas and much more.