What print size does this printer support? View answer
DTF Printers > DTF MODEL J 13
Is the unit beginner-friendly? View answer
DTF Powder Curing, Conveyors and other Equipment > FilmShaker - Space Saving Auto-Powder Shaking Unit (Accepts A4 Sheets, A3 Sheets, A3+ Sheets, up to and including 16 in x 20 in DTF sheets)
What platens are compatible with the various Hotronix Heat Presses? View answer
can you reuse dtf powder with dtf filmshaker ? View answer
What is the weight of the printer? View answer
DTG Printers > RICOH RI4000 Printer (Includes Printer, Inks and Consumables, Software, Standard Platen, Training and Onboarding) - does automated pretreatment / enhancing, includes DTF Package
What type of print head technology does the printer use? View answer
What is the weight of the SlimShaker? View answer
DTF Powder Curing, Conveyors and other Equipment > UPSHAKER - Space Saving Vertical Auto-Powder Application and Curing Unit (GEN 2)
What is the rated voltage and amperage for the SlimShaker? View answer
What are the power requirements for the SlimShaker? View answer
Does the product have strong ventilation? View answer
DTF Powder Curing, Conveyors and other Equipment > DTF MINI Fume Extractor
Can the SlimShaker be used with Oric DTF printers? View answer
Is the SlimShaker compatible with Audley DTF printers? View answer
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How durable are prints made with DTG printers? View answer
DTG Printers
Can the SlimShaker work with HJD DTF printers? View answer
Is the SlimShaker compatible with Titan DTF printers? View answer
What is included with the purchase? View answer
DTG Printheads and other Parts > Waterproof silicone printhead sealing kit (to waterproof/seal any Epson printhead to minimize risk of electrical damage due to accidental spills)
What is the value of using an anti-static duster for DTF film? View answer
Universal Parts and Accessories > Anti Static Duster
Why is it important to use this duster after shaking off powder? View answer
How does this duster help with static electricity? View answer
