- Is the F1070 a complete DTF system?
- No. It prints the transfer film. You still need a powder shaker and a heat press to finish and apply transfers.
- What fabrics can it print for?
- DTF transfers work on cotton, polyester, blends and many other fabrics, including items up to about 1 inch thick during pressing.
- How fast does it print?
- Epson rates it at about 10 shirts per hour, with a suggested duty cycle of roughly 100 to 200 garments per week.
- What is the maximum print size?
- Film is limited to about 10 x 12 inches, so it suits chest prints and small graphics rather than full-back large formats.
- Does it need a computer?
- It connects over USB 3.0 and Wi-Fi and works with Windows and macOS. Epson Cloud Solution PORT adds remote monitoring.
- Who should buy it?
- Small shops and print-on-demand sellers who want in-house transfers and can accept modest throughput. High-volume shops should look at larger DTF units.
- Where is the Epson SureColor F1070 DTF Printer cheapest?
- At Uniqcli, for $4,895.10, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Epson SureColor F1070 DTF Printer?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Uniqcli, Heat Press Nation, Imaging Spectrum, Epson.com, Equipment Zone Online Store.