Prestige DTF printers run from a desktop unit for your first transfers to floor-standing roll printers built for production. You can buy the printer on its own or in a bundle with a powder shaker, a curing oven or both, so start with what your shop needs today.
How to choose a Prestige DTF printer by what your shop needs
You're testing whether DTF fits your shop: a desktop printer fits just about anywhere and handles samples and one-off orders. Pair it with a curing oven and powder by hand while you learn.
DTF is turning into steady weekly work: a bench-size printer handles those regular orders.
Hand powdering is slowing you down: a bundle with a powder shaker and dryer coats each print with powder and dries it for you.
You're printing production runs and gang sheets: floor-standing roll printers are built for that work, and pairing one with a shaker and dryer makes the process automatic.
Your customers judge you on color: look for the production printer with extra color channels, made for shops where color accuracy is the selling point.
What a full DTF setup needs
The printer is one part of the line. You also need a curing oven, or a powder shaker and dryer, to powder and cure each print, a heat press to move the transfer onto the garment, and film, ink and powder you reorder from our DTF supplies. Most bundles include RIP software.
If you already run a shaker or an oven, buy the printer on its own. For the printer and its finishing gear in one order, see our DTF printer bundles.
How much does a Prestige DTF printer cost?
Two things set the price: the size of the printer (desktop, bench or floor-standing roll) and whether the shaker and oven come in the bundle. Current pricing for each option is on the listings below. Multiple financing options, including Affirm and Synchrony, are available.
