Description
JetPal 60cm DTF Printer – High-Speed, Professional Results
Built for high-demand environments, the JetPal 60cm DTF printer delivers reliable, industrial-grade performance for serious apparel businesses. Whether you’re upgrading or launching your brand, this machine is your gateway to producing vibrant, full-color prints on any fabric, at impressive speeds.
🔹 JetPal 60cm Dual i3200-A1 DTF Printer
- Availability: In Stock – Ready for Immediate Delivery
- Printhead Options: Epson XP600 or Industrial i3200
- Ideal For: T-Shirts, Cotton & Polyester Fabrics, Hoodies, and More
🛠 Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details | 
|---|---|
| Model | JP-DTF602 | 
| Max Print Width | ≤650mm (60cm film compatible) | 
| Printheads | Dual XP600 or Dual i3200 | 
| Print Resolutions | Up to 3200 DPI | 
| Print Speed | XP600: 6pass 5m²/h, 8pass 3m²/h i3200: 6pass 7m²/h, 8pass 5m²/h | 
| Ink | DTF Pigment Ink – CMYK+White | 
| Media | PET Heat Transfer Film | 
| Nozzle Cleaning | Automatic | 
| Rewind Function | Sensor-driven Auto Winding | 
| Software | Maintop / Photoprint RIP | 
| Connection Interface | USB 3.0 / Gigabit Ethernet | 
| Operating System | Windows 7 / Windows 10 Home | 
| Working Environment | 15–30°C, 40–60% Humidity | 
| Power Consumption | ~250W ±5% | 
🧰 Bundle Includes
- ✔️ RIP Software (Maintop/Photoprint)
- ✔️ Powder Shaker & Dryer (Optional Add-on)
- ✔️ Automatic Cleaning and Suction Platform
- ✔️ Remote Setup Assistance
- ✔️ Nationwide Delivery & After-Sales Support
💡 Why Choose JetPal DTF?
- Industrial-level output with compact footprint
- Supports large-format 60cm PET film
- Compatible with a wide range of fabrics – cotton, polyester, blends
- Smooth gradient prints with sharp detailing and strong color
- Designed for continuous production and commercial scalability
Whether you’re printing for fashion, branding, or custom merch, the JetPal 60cm DTF delivers speed, quality, and value.
💬 Contact us today to schedule a demo or request a full quotation.
📍 Available nationwide – We deliver anywhere in South Africa.






















