Which is better for a small shirt business?

The F370. It prints up to 13 inches wide, costs $999 at HeatPressNation as of November 3, and fits a home studio. The F9470H is built for factory volume and costs 25 times as much.

Is the F9470H worth the extra money?

Only if you need 64-inch rolls and near-continuous output. At $24,995 at InkJetBiz as of November 3, it pays off in high-volume production, not in small custom orders.

The F9470H, by far. Epson rates it up to 1,169 square feet per hour. The F370 is a sheet-fed desktop printer with no comparable throughput figure.

Which is easier to set up?

The F370. It has a 2.7-inch touchscreen with guided setup and wireless connectivity. The F9470H is a 639-lb roll-to-roll machine that needs wired networking and proper installation.

Which lasts longer in heavy use?

The F9470H is rated for seamless 24/7 production with 3 L ink tanks per color. The F370 is a light-production machine with 140 mL bottles and a one-year limited warranty.

Can the F370 print wide banners?

No. It tops out at 13 inches wide, with rear feed for media up to 13 by 47.2 inches. Wide banners need the F9470H's 64-inch rolls.

Epson SureColor F370 Sublimation Printer vs Epson SureColor F9470H 76-Inch Dye-Sublimation Printer

These are not really competitors. The F370 is a 13-inch desktop sublimation printer for home studios and small shops, at $999 at HeatPressNation as of November 3. The F9470H is a 76-inch roll-to-roll production machine for factory-scale work, at $24,995 at InkJetBiz as of November 3. Buy the F370 unless you already run high-volume roll production and need the F9470H's throughput.

Today the Epson SureColor F370 Sublimation Printer costs $23,996.00 less at its best price.

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