Joint Era Digital offers a diverse range of fabric printing machines. However, many clients often find it challenging to determine which printer best aligns with their fabric types and business requirements, frequently seeking clarification on the distinctions between different fabric printers. To address this, we have compiled a core comparison of two of our most versatile models: the 3.2m UV hybrid printer and the high-speed direct-to-fabric textile printer, aiming to provide clear insights for your reference.

3.2m UV Hybrid Printer

Ink Type: UV soft ink (features fast curing and excellent stretch resistance)

Compatible Fabrics: Chemical fiber, Oxford cloth, light box cloth, wall covering, canvas, non-woven fabric, shoe materials, DuPont paper, etc.

Application Fields: Advertising, decoration, labeling, and personalized customization

Key Advantages: 3.2m ultra-wide format; delivers a delicate and smooth texture

High-Speed Direct-to-Fabric Textile Printer

Ink Type: Environmentally friendly pigment ink (boasts superior permeability)

Compatible Fabrics: Knitted and woven gray fabrics including cotton, linen, blends, silk, wool, polyester, acetate, nylon, canvas, etc.

Application Fields: Mass production of gray fabric dyeing and printing

Key Advantages: High efficiency of 300~1000㎡/h; supports plate-free direct printing

In summary, if your business operates in the advertising or decoration industry, or requires customized craft solutions for fabrics, the UV hybrid printer is the optimal choice. For factories engaged in dyeing and printing of gray fabrics, curtain fabrics, garment fabrics, etc., the high-speed direct-to-fabric textile printer would be more suitable.