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Epson 2-in-1 DTG / DTFilm printer

By Epson India 2:06 13,555,069 views on YouTube Oct 14, 2024

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Can one Epson printer handle both Direct-to-Garment and Direct-to-Film printing — and help you scale to 300 orders a day? ME Ventures in India is doing exactly that. ME Ventures started 8 years ago with a single Epson D... Show more

Can one Epson printer handle both Direct-to-Garment and Direct-to-Film printing — and help you scale to 300 orders a day? ME Ventures in India is doing exactly that. ME Ventures started 8 years ago with a single Epson DTG printer, printing only round neck T-shirts. Today they run three Epson machines, ship 300 orders a day, and print on a wide range of garments and fabrics — all thanks to Epson's hybrid DTG/DTFilm capability. What this video covers: • How did ME Ventures grow from 1 Epson DTG printer to 3 machines over 8 years? • What is the difference between DTG (Direct-to-Garment) and DTFilm (Direct-to-Film) printing? • How did Epson's hybrid upgrade unlock printing on materials beyond cotton? • What is the step-by-step DTF printing process — from design to finished garment? • What substrates can you now print on with the hybrid Epson machine? Fabrics and products now in their range: • 100% polyester, spandex, dry-fit, silk, jute bags, tote bags • Lowers, joggers, shorts, zipper hoodies, polo T-shirts The 4-step DTFilm process shown in the video: 1. Print your mirrored design onto DTF sheet 2. Apply DTF powder to the printed sheet 3. Heat-melt the powder and transfer to garment 4. Cool and peel the DTF sheet ""If anybody is entering the digital printing industry, Epson is your perfect partner."" — ME Ventures Learn more: https://bit.ly/3YqJLkc #Epson #EpsonIndia #DirectToGarment #DTFilm #GarmentPrinting

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