- Is this a stock Epson L1800?
- No. It is an L1800 base modified for DTF printing, with a white ink channel and a roll feeder added. A stock L1800 is a photo printer and cannot print DTF transfers out of the box.
- What width of film can it print?
- Up to 13 inches (33 cm) wide, so it handles A3+ film and standard transfer sizes. Maximum print length is about 328 inches on roll film.
- Does it work with Mac?
- No. The listed compatible OS is Windows only, so Mac users need a Windows machine to run it.
- Do I need a shaker and powder for DTF?
- Yes. The printer lays down the ink and adhesive, but you still need DTF powder, a shaker or powder station, and a heat press to finish transfers.
- How much space does it need?
- It stands about 24.5 inches tall and weighs around 119 lb, so plan a sturdy bench with room behind for the roll feeder and film path.
- Is it worth it over a smaller DTF printer?
- If you print A3+ transfers or long roll runs regularly, the width and feeder pay off. For occasional small jobs, a smaller DTF printer is easier to maintain.
- Where is the Lancelot A3 L1800 DTF Printer with Roll Feeder cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $2,699.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Lancelot A3 L1800 DTF Printer with Roll Feeder?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Lancelot US DTF Printer Official Store, Amazon, Etsy.