- What fabrics can the TY-300 print for?
- Transfers work on cotton, polyester, denim, nylon, rayon and blends. The film is heat-pressed onto the garment, so fabric heat tolerance matters.
- Do I need a heat press to use it?
- Yes. The TY-300 prints the film only; a heat press applies the transfer to the garment. The optional shaker and dryer handle powder curing, not pressing.
- How fast is it compared with other DTF printers?
- Roland rates it at 10.9 m²/h in standard mode and 17.48 m²/h in high-speed mode, and claims up to four times the speed of competitive models.
- What is included in the box?
- The dedicated stand, power cord, media holders, separating knife, replacement blade and cleaning liquid. Ink, film and the shaker and dryer are separate.
- Is the ink safe for apparel?
- The S-PG2 ink carries OEKO-TEX ECO PASSPORT certification, which covers restricted substances in textile chemicals.
- How wide a design can it print?
- Maximum print and cut width is 28.9 in (736 mm), enough for full-front and full-back prints.
- Where is the Roland TY-300 cheapest?
- At Sign Outlet Store, for $16,195.00, 26% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Roland TY-300?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Sign Outlet Store, Atlas Screen Supply Company, AirMark, Graphic Supplies.