Digital Textile Fabric Printers

HPRT's advanced digital fabric printers serve the garment, apparel, and textile industries with innovative solutions. Our range includes Direct to Fabric, Dye Sublimation, Direct-to-Garment, and Hybrid Printers. We also supply digital printing inks. Whether you're a textile factory printing various fabrics or a clothing manufacturer specializing in custom T-shirt printing, HPRT is committed to providing you with tailor-made textile printing solutions.

ALL Direct to Fabric Printer Dye Sublimation Printer Direct-to-garment Printer Hybrid Printer
Pretreatment Online Conveying-belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer Pretreatment Online Conveying-belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer

DA188SL PRO MAX

Pretreatment Online Conveying-belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer

One machine solution for pre-treatment and pigment printing

270㎡/h | 18 Kyocera Print Heads | 1,200 DPI

For cotton, linen, silk, nylon, polyester, etc

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High-Speed Conveying-Belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer High-Speed Conveying-Belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer

DA188S

High-Speed Conveying-Belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer

HD quality for high-speed, diverse fabric printing needs

1080㎡/h | 32 Kyocera Print Heads | 2,400 DPI

For Cotton, linen, silk, nylon, polyester, etc

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High-speed Roll to Roll Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer High-speed Roll to Roll Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer

DA186T PLUS

High-speed Roll to Roll Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer

Richly colored prints, perfect for high-volume fabric printing factory

1080㎡/h | 24 Kyocera Print Heads| 1,200 DPI

For heat transfer paper, wood grain paper, film, wallpaper

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Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer

DA182T Plus

Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer

Offers seamless, and vibrant printing, cost-effective fabric printer

650㎡/h | 8 Kyocera Print Heads | 1,200 DPI

For heat transfer paper, wood grain paper, film, wallpaper

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High-volume Direct to Garment Printer High-volume Direct to Garment Printer

DA067D

High-volume Direct to Garment Printer

Industrial-grade DTG Printer for custom t shirt printing

160 tshirts/h | 12 Kyocera, 6 Starlight Print Heads | 1,800 DPI

For cotton, polyester, Lycra, rayon, silk, leather, denim, flax, wool, etc

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High-Volume Hybrid Direct to Garment Printer High-Volume Hybrid Direct to Garment Printer

DA066M

High-Volume Hybrid Direct to Garment Printer

Hybrid DTG printer, integrates oval screen printing and digital printing for maximum productivity

350 tshirts/h | 6 Kyocera, 4 Dimatix Print Heads | 1,800 DPI

For cotton, polyester, Lycra, rayon, silk, leather, denim, flax, wool, etc

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Online Sizing Flat Bed Screen + Digital Textile Printer Online Sizing Flat Bed Screen + Digital Textile Printer

DA18FS HYBRID

Online Sizing Flat Bed Screen + Digital Textile Printer

Ultra-cost-effective for high-volume fabric printing: Rotary screen online sizing + digital printing+ flat screen printing solution

1080㎡/h | 64 Kyocera Print Heads | 1,800 DPI

For Cotton, linen, silk, nylon, polyester, etc

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Pretreatment Online Conveying-belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer Pretreatment Online Conveying-belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer

DA188SL PRO MAX

Pretreatment Online Conveying-belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer

One machine solution for pre-treatment and pigment printing

270㎡/h | 18 Kyocera Print Heads | 1,200 DPI

For cotton, linen, silk, nylon, polyester, etc

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High-Speed Conveying-Belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer High-Speed Conveying-Belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer

DA188S

High-Speed Conveying-Belt Direct to Fabric Digital Textile Printer

HD quality for high-speed, diverse fabric printing needs

1080㎡/h | 32 Kyocera Print Heads | 2,400 DPI

For Cotton, linen, silk, nylon, polyester, etc

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High-speed Roll to Roll Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer High-speed Roll to Roll Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer

DA186T PLUS

High-speed Roll to Roll Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer

Richly colored prints, perfect for high-volume fabric printing factory

1080㎡/h | 24 Kyocera Print Heads| 1,200 DPI

For heat transfer paper, wood grain paper, film, wallpaper

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Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer

DA182T Plus

Dye Sublimation Digital Textile Printer

Offers seamless, and vibrant printing, cost-effective fabric printer

650㎡/h | 8 Kyocera Print Heads | 1,200 DPI

For heat transfer paper, wood grain paper, film, wallpaper

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High-volume Direct to Garment Printer High-volume Direct to Garment Printer

DA067D

High-volume Direct to Garment Printer

Industrial-grade DTG Printer for custom t shirt printing

160 tshirts/h | 12 Kyocera, 6 Starlight Print Heads | 1,800 DPI

For cotton, polyester, Lycra, rayon, silk, leather, denim, flax, wool, etc

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High-Volume Hybrid Direct to Garment Printer High-Volume Hybrid Direct to Garment Printer

DA066M

High-Volume Hybrid Direct to Garment Printer

Hybrid DTG printer, integrates oval screen printing and digital printing for maximum productivity

350 tshirts/h | 6 Kyocera, 4 Dimatix Print Heads | 1,800 DPI

For cotton, polyester, Lycra, rayon, silk, leather, denim, flax, wool, etc

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Online Sizing Flat Bed Screen + Digital Textile Printer Online Sizing Flat Bed Screen + Digital Textile Printer

DA18FS HYBRID

Online Sizing Flat Bed Screen + Digital Textile Printer

Ultra-cost-effective for high-volume fabric printing: Rotary screen online sizing + digital printing+ flat screen printing solution

1080㎡/h | 64 Kyocera Print Heads | 1,800 DPI

For Cotton, linen, silk, nylon, polyester, etc

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High-Volume Hybrid Direct to Garment Printer High-Volume Hybrid Direct to Garment Printer

DA066M

High-Volume Hybrid Direct to Garment Printer

Hybrid DTG printer, integrates oval screen printing and digital printing for maximum productivity

350 tshirts/h | 6 Kyocera, 4 Dimatix Print Heads | 1,800 DPI

For cotton, polyester, Lycra, rayon, silk, leather, denim, flax, wool, etc

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Digital Inkjet Printing Ink

HPRT supplies various types of digital textile printing inks for different types of fabrics to bring in more quality.

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  • ●Reactive Ink
  • ●Acid Ink
  • ●Pigment Ink
  • ●Disperse Ink
  • ●High-Temperature Disperse Ink
  • ●Direct-to-Garment Pigment Ink


Applications

HPRT full range of fabric printing machines for extensive applications.

Applications
  • Bags
  • Beachwear
  • Denim & Jeans
  • Dresses
  • Fabrics
  • Furniture
  • Jackets
  • Leggings & Pants
  • Pillows
  • Suits
  • T-shirts
  • Tops
  • Upholstery


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Success Cases

HPRT and Huoluo Intelligent Forge Strategic Partnership to Revolutionize Digital Textile Printing Industry

HPRT and Huoluo Intelligent Forge Strategic Partnership to Revolutionize Digital Textile Printing Industry

Discover the groundbreaking partnership between HPRT and Zhejiang Huoluo Intelligent, revolutionizing the digital printing industry with innovative machinery and eco-friendly solutions. Explore the future of textile printing

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HPRT Joins Hands with Hongdashan to Help Anta and Fila Upgrade the Digital Printing Supply Chain!

HPRT Joins Hands with Hongdashan to Help Anta and Fila Upgrade the Digital Printing Supply Chain!

Nowadays, there are many merchants with this technology in China. As a comprehensive solution provider with digital printing technology as the core, HPRT has a variety of digital printing equipment in line with the current trend of personalized, flexible customization and rapid consumption.

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FAQ

1. How to print on fabric?

Printing on fabric involves several key steps, each crucial to achieving a high-quality final product. The process can vary depending on the printing technique used, but here's a general overview of the typical methods:


1. Choose the Printing Method


Screen Printing: Ideal for high-volume orders, this method involves creating a stencil (screen) and then using it to apply layers of ink on the textile surface. It can be less economical for small runs due to its time-consuming setup, limited color options, reduced detail capability, and environmental concerns.


Digital Textile Printing (DTG): Best for intricate designs and small to medium batches, this method uses inkjet technology to print designs directly onto the fabric.


Dye Sublimation: Suitable for polyester and polymer-coated substrates, this method prints the design onto a special paper and then transfers it to the textile using heat.


2. Select the Fabric


Different fabrics react differently to various printing methods. For instance, cotton is well-suited for DTG, while polyester works best with dye sublimation.


3. Prepare the Design


Create or select a design, ensuring it's in the correct format and resolution for the chosen printing method.


4. Pretreat the Fabric (if necessary)


Some methods, like DTG, require pretreating the fabric to ensure ink adherence and color vibrancy.


5. Print the Design


Screen Printing: Push ink through the stencil onto the fabric in layers.


DTG: Load the fabric into the printer, and the machine prints the design directly.


Dye Sublimation: Print the design onto transfer paper, then use a heat press to transfer it onto the fabric.


6. Dry and Cure the Print


Ensure the ink is properly dried and set, which may involve heat curing or air drying, depending on the printing method.


7. Finishing Touches


This includes any additional processes like washing, steaming, or applying treatments to set the print and ensure durability.

2. What's digital textile printing?

Digital textile fabric printing or digital fabric printing, a process using inkjet technology, prints high-quality designs with vibrant colors on various fabrics. Unlike traditional printing methods, digital printing is suitable for small to large production runs.


The general process of Digital Textile Printing


Step 1: Fabric Pretreatment


Before printing, the fabric is treated with a solution to enhance dye absorption.


Step 2: Digital Printing


The fabric is fed through an digital textile printer, which precisely sprays dye onto it in tiny droplets, creating the desired design.


Step 3: Fixing


After printing, the fabric undergoes a fixing process using steam, dry heat, or pressure. This step ensures the design is permanent and durable.


HPRT offers various digital textile printing solutions, including direct-to-fabric printer, DTG printer, dye sublimation printer and hybrid printer.

3. What's DTG printing?

DTG , short for Direct-to-Garment , is a specialized method of digital textile printing that directly applies ink to garments using a DTG printer. Unlike other textile printing techniques like heat transfer or dye sublimation, DTG printing integrates the ink directly into the fabric fibers. This integration results in prints that are part of the garment itself, ensuring they don't crack, peel, or distort over time.


HPRT’s industrial-grade DTG printing solutions offering unparalleled printing quality, speed, and performance. DA067D is a high-speed DTG printer that prints up to 160 t shirts per hour. DA066M hybrid DTG printer combines the advantages of high productivity of oval machine and digital printing.

4. What's dye sublimation?

Dye Sublimation Printing applies images to various materials, such as fabric, paper, or plastic, using a unique heat transfer process. Dye sublimation is known for its high-quality, durable prints with vibrant and sharp images. It's commonly used for apparel, signage, banners, etc, offering a smooth finish with no texture on the surface.


The dye sublimation process involves two key steps:


Printing on Transfer Paper: First, graphics are printed onto special transfer paper using a sublimation printer and specific inks. These inks are unique sublimation dyes transferred onto the paper in a liquid gel form, which then dry on high-release inkjet papers.


Heat Transfer to Substrate: The printed transfer paper is then placed onto the substrate and subjected to heat. This heat transforms the solid dye directly into a gas, bypassing the liquid stage, and combines it with pressure to infuse the dye deep into the substrate's fibers. When the heat is removed, the dye reverts to a solid state, completing the process.


The result of dye sublimation printing is a permanent, full-color image that is embedded within the substrate, not merely on the surface. This ensures that the print remains vibrant and unaffected by fading or cracking, even after multiple washes.

5. What does CMYK stand for?

CMYK, an acronym for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black), is the foundational color model used in color printing. This subtractive color model operates by reducing various percentages of light to create a wide spectrum of colors. In the CMYK model, colors are formed by overlaying inks on a lighter background, typically white, which subtracts brightness from white light to produce different hues.


The process works as follows:


Subtractive Process: CMYK uses the subtractive method where inks mask colors on a white or light background. The ink diminishes the light that would otherwise be reflected.


Color Creation: This model is based on the CMY color model. It creates colors by subtracting the primary colors of light - red, green, and blue. For example, subtracting red from white light yields cyan; subtracting green gives magenta, and blue gives yellow.


Black Ink Utilization: While a mix of cyan, magenta, and yellow can produce black, the CMYK model includes a separate black ink. This is for efficiency (saving ink costs) and quality (achieving deeper, more consistent blacks).


Application in Printing: In printing, CMYK is the standard model for creating a broad range of colors. The varying intensities of these four inks combine to produce a vast array of colors, essential for both digital and traditional printing.

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