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  • RICOH Ri 2000

    RICOH Ri 2000

    • Manufacturer: Ricoh
    • Model: Ri 2000

    The perfect DTG printer for businesses looking to expand and ramp up production of new and improved product lines of beautifully printed, long-lasting garments. Optimized for profitability Automate your workflow,...

    Markham, Canada
  • RICOH Ri 1000x

    RICOH Ri 1000x

    • Manufacturer: Ricoh
    • Model: Ri 1000

    The perfect DTG printer for print shops and businesses is now even better with the new and improved Ri 1000X. Print on virtually any garment with greater color brightness and less ink consumption. Low operational...

    Markham, Canada
  • UniNet DTF 6000

    UniNet DTF 6000

    • Manufacturer: UniNet

    The UNINET® DTF™ 6000 is an inkjet-based digital direct-to-film transfer printing system designed for large-scale transfer production. Its advanced technology allows print shops of all sizes to generate high-valu...

    Markham, Canada

Overview

Digital printing is a method of printing from a digital-based image directly to various media. It is ideal for small to medium print runs and offers flexibility, quick turnaround times, and high-quality results. This technology is widely used for producing marketing materials, custom merchandise, and professional documents.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a digital printer?

Evaluate the printer's resolution, print speed, media compatibility, and overall cost of ownership. Consider the types of projects you plan to produce and look for a machine that meets those specific needs.

How do I ensure the digital printer is shipped safely to my location?

Use a trusted shipping service that specializes in handling electronics. Ensure the printer is securely packed, with proper cushioning and protection to avoid damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a digital printer?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the print heads, checking and replacing ink cartridges, and ensuring the software is up-to-date. Refer to the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance tasks and intervals.