Designed and manufactured by Mastermind of Japan, SOLO direct to garment printers represent the culmination the company's many years of experience with direct to garment printers. SOLO's design raises the bar on performance and reliability, and its years in the field have proven this out, impressing owners with its output. SOLO produces images with amazing sharpness and brilliance that are have excellent wash-fastness and softer to the "hand" than the competition. As a result, SOLO is an excellent choice for those looking to operate a direct to garment printing business.

Texmac's SOLO direct to garment printer is designed to be compact and convenient: at just over 3 feet long x 2 feet wide, SOLO lets you set up in a relatively small office space.  SOLO has demonstrated remarkable print quality, reliability and production power in the field - a testament to the experience and design behind TEXMAC direct to garment printers.  SOLO's major features:

• Printer type: 1-head, piezo-electric drop-on-demand CMYK + White
• Max print area: 12.5"w x 19.5"h
• Max Resolution: 1440 x 2880 dpi
• WICS white ink circulation system for clog-free operation
• Included VARIO RIP software
• 3 Included printing platens: adult, child & sleeve sizes
• Adjustable-height platen allows variable types of garments
• Prints on cotton & blend fabrics
• Uses INKMAX bulk & refillable cartridge inks

Simple Setup, Small Runs: Direct to garment inkjet printers allow you to to print images images directly onto t-shirts, skipping many of the complex, time-consuming steps in screen printing, such as color separation, burning screens or cleaning up emulsions. This gives direct garment printing some distinct advantages: (1) Images with lots of color blends (think family photos!), are just as easy to print as a 1 or 2-color logo, and (2) the simpler setup makes even small and medium-sized runs practical.

Operational Flexibility: Additionally, without the messy, smelly chemical cleanup or the need for the large tunnel dryers (only a small heat press is needed for the curing process), direct garment printers let you set up a t-shirt printing operation in many locations where screen printing can't go.