What is the difference between the F2270 and the F2100?

The F2270 adds a built-in powder shaker and cure unit and a wider print width, so it handles more of the DTF process in one machine. The F2100 needs separate powder and cure equipment.

What fabrics can it print on?

It prints DTF transfers that adhere to cotton, polyester, blends and many synthetics. That makes it more versatile than a DTG printer, which is mainly for cotton.

Does it need special ventilation?

Yes. The powder and curing steps release fumes and dust, so Epson recommends a ventilated workspace. Plan for airflow before you set it up.

What comes in the box?

The printer ships with starter ink, maintenance items and setup documentation. Film, powder and a heat press are sold separately.

Is it worth it for a small shop?

It suits shops doing regular short-run apparel work who want an integrated DTF workflow. For occasional printing, a service bureau or a smaller DTF kit is usually more sensible.

Can it connect over Wi-Fi?

Yes. It supports Wi-Fi and USB, so you can place it away from your computer or wire it directly.

Where is the Epson SureColor F2270 DTF Printer cheapest?

At All American Print Supply, for $11,995.00, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Epson SureColor F2270 DTF Printer?

15 stores we checked sell it, including ScreenPrinting.com by Ryonet, All American Print Supply, IT Supplies, Buffalo Imaging, Equipment Zone Online Store.