Specifications

• Model: Tron System UV DTF 24 PRO

• Printheads: 3× Epson I3200-U1

• Colors: CMYK + White + Varnish

• RIP: FlexiPRINT (Windows 10 or above)

• Resolutions / Passes: 720×1200 (4-pass), 720×1800 (6-pass), 720×2400 (8-pass)

• Productivity: 5–7 m²/h (application dependent)

• Max Print Width: 600 mm

• Ink Type: UV ink; white-ink stirring & circulation supported

• Media/Mechanics: HIWIN linear guide; anti-collision carriage; capping station; reinforced stepper drive

• Power: 220 V, 10 A, ~1500 W

• Operating Conditions: 15–30 °C; 50–75 % RH (non-condensing)

• Accepted Formats: BMP/TIFF/JPEG/EPS/PDF; ICC color control with adjust function

• Machine Size / Weight: 1670×1020×1370 mm; 228 kg net (330 kg gross)

• Packing Size: 1800×1020×1450 mm.

Highlights

• Triple-Head Architecture: Dedicated channels for high white opacity and glossy/spot varnish accents.

• Production-Grade Transport: HIWIN linear guides, reinforced rollers, and anti-collision sensors help maintain dot placement at speed.

• Stable White Ink: Integrated stirring + circulation to reduce sedimentation and nozzle drop-outs.

• Operator-Friendly Panel: High-recognition keys, double emergency stops, and clear keyboard layout speed setup and recovery.

• DTF-Ready Stack: CMYK base, white underlay, and UV varnish layers for durable transfers across many substrates.

Use & Details

• Typical Applications: Crystal-label UV-DTF graphics, badges, small signage, product decoration on glass/ceramic/plastic/paper.

• UV-DTF Workflow (A/B film): Import artwork → print layered image (CMYK/W/V) → peel A-film backing → cut → transfer to target → remove B-film to reveal finished graphic.

• Consumables: UV inks (C M Y K V W); color ink shelf life ~12 months; white ~9 months; multiple bottle sizes available. UV-DTF A/B films offered in 62 cm × 100 m rolls.

• Environment & Care: Keep within recommended temp/RH; maintain clean, dust-managed paths; use capping/cleaning routines—especially for white.

• Safety/Service: Use the air switch and emergency stops as needed; follow ESD and handling practices when servicing heads or boards.