- Is the Mutoh RJ-900X worth it for a small apparel shop?
- It can be if you already have a heat press and mainly print transfer paper for polyester apparel. Compare it against newer Epson SureColor F-series machines, which have better support and profiles.
- Does the RJ-900X print directly onto fabric?
- No. It prints dye-sublimation ink onto transfer paper, which you then heat-press onto polyester fabric or coated substrates.
- What width of media does it take?
- It is a 24-inch class printer, so it handles roll and sheet transfer paper up to that width.
- What ink does it use?
- It uses dye-sublimation ink, which turns to gas under heat and bonds into polyester fibers during pressing.
- How does it compare with the Epson SureColor F570?
- The Epson is a newer 24-inch dye-sub printer with stronger support, more profiles and a larger user community. The Mutoh is an older, simpler platform that can still produce good transfers but is harder to service.
- What do I need besides the printer?
- A heat press, transfer paper, dye-sub ink and a color-managed workflow with ICC profiles for your paper and press settings.
- Where is the Mutoh RJ 900X Dye Sublimation Printer cheapest?
- At InkJetBiz, for $2,660.00, 46% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Mutoh RJ 900X Dye Sublimation Printer?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including InkJetBiz, Mitra Print, Solventinkjet.com, CoastalBusiness.com, premiercolour.com.