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The Epson SureColor F2000W is a direct-to-garment printer built around Epson's PrecisionCore TFP print head with eight channels of 360 nozzles. Its defining feature is white ink support at up to 1440x1440 dpi, which lets it print bright, opaque designs on dark and colored shirts rather than only on white fabric. It uses six ink cartridge bays with 600 ml black cartridges, so it is aimed at small print shops and apparel decorators who need short-run and one-off garment printing without screens. Against rivals in its class, it is a white-ink-capable DTG machine with a compact footprint, but it is a specialist piece of equipment that needs daily maintenance and a trained operator.
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Owners of the SureColor F2000 series generally rate its white ink output and build quality highly, while noting that upkeep and ink use are the real cost of ownership. Complaints center on maintenance demands and print speed rather than print quality.
The Epson SureColor F2000W White Edition is a direct-to-garment printer. It uses a PrecisionCore TFP print head with 8 channels of 360 nozzles and has 6 ink cartridge bays. White ink prints at up to 1440 x 1440 dpi, and color ink prints at up to 1440 x 720 dpi.
It prints on garments up to 0.98 inches thick. Garments of 100% cotton or cellulose fiber are recommended. The maximum print area is 16 x 20 inches with the optional large platen. Prints are cured with a heat press or a heat conveyor.
TIFF and PNG files are recommended because they support transparency. JPG and BMP files are also supported.
