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Direct-to-Garment and Direct-to-Fabric Printers
Dual-station DTG printers for customizing finished garments (t-shirts, caps, bags) and direct-to-fabric printing on cotton, linen, silk, polyester, and nylon at up to 320 m/h.
DTG (Direct to Garment) technology prints directly onto finished garments, t-shirts, caps, bags, sneakers, with no transfer required, ideal for on-demand customization and short runs with photographic detail. Our dual-station ATS DTG produces up to 95 pieces per hour with 9 colors including white (KCMYKOGW).
For roll-to-roll production without transfer, the Vega X1 prints directly on cotton, linen, silk, polyester, and nylon using reactive, acid, sublimation, or disperse inks. Its 16 Kyocera printheads and up to 8 colors reach 320 m/h in a single pass, producing 3,000 to 5,000 meters per day.
Both solutions use environmentally friendly inks and come with installation, calibrated color profiles, and training included.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between DTG and dye-sublimation?
Sublimation works on polyester and light-colored fabrics, transferring the image via paper and a calender. DTG prints directly onto the finished garment, including cotton and dark garments thanks to white ink, with no transfer step. For one-off customization or short runs, DTG; for roll-to-roll fabric production, sublimation.
What garments can the ATS DTG print on?
T-shirts, caps, bags, backpacks, and in general any garment or textile piece with a printable surface up to 9 mm thick, on 70 × 90 cm platens.
What fabrics does the Vega X1 print on?
Cotton, linen, silk, polyester, and nylon, using reactive, acid, sublimation, or disperse ink depending on the fabric, on widths up to 1820 mm at speeds up to 320 m/h.
Not sure which machine to choose?
Tell us your production volume and fabric type: an advisor will recommend the exact configuration, free of charge.