
Real DTF on a benchtop
A 13-inch printer that fits on a bench and prints from roll film — the same DTF Station inks, films and powders as the rest of the line, in the smallest footprint.
Where a shop starts
A 13 in printer that fits on a bench. Where a shop starts.

A 13 in printer that fits on a bench and runs the same inks, films and powders as every machine above it.
A single Epson F1080 head keeps operation and maintenance straightforward for first-time DTF.
The consumables, the workflow and the supplier all carry forward to the R2 Pro or an XL when your volume climbs.

A 13-inch printer that fits on a bench and prints from roll film — the same DTF Station inks, films and powders as the rest of the line, in the smallest footprint.

A single Epson F1080 head keeps operation and maintenance straightforward for first-time DTF. It parks on its own capping station between jobs and cleans itself automatically.

White pigment settles when it sits. The R1 circulates and stirs it, so the white channel prints dense and opaque on dark garments.

A light for every channel on top of the machine, so a low tank shows before it costs a print.

Five colour-coded tanks on the side of the machine, so a glance tells you what is left.

Start on the R1, then step up to the R2 Pro or an XL when your volume climbs. Every Prestige printer runs the same inks, films and powders, so nothing you learn here is wasted.






The shaker and press matched to this printer's width and output.

A 3-in-1 desktop shaker: powder, cure and extract fumes in one unit.
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A compact desktop shaker for even powder on every print.
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An auto-open clamshell press with interchangeable platens.
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Hands-free dual-station pressing for continuous output.
See the pressRequest a live demo and watch the R1 print before you decide — or ask us which shaker and press fit your volume.
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