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Reliable service, support & parts availability
No unknown origins or long waiting times:

• Established EMEA-wide service network by local dealers
• Guaranteed spare parts availability
• Professional training and documentation

Lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
The Mimaki TXF may not be the cheapest machine at purchase, but it is the smartest investment:

• Less downtime
• Less waste
• Less frustration
• Greater production security

Conclusion

While many Chinese DTF machines may look attractive on paper, the Mimaki TXF proves its value in real-world production. For businesses that demand reliability, consistency, and professional growth, there is only one logical choice: Mimaki TXF.

Print different. Print with confidence.

Key Differences

Process Efficiency - DTG is typically faster for single, one-off custom orders because it skips the film-transfer step. Conversely, DTF is more efficient for bulk orders because designs can be pre-printed on film sheets ("gang sheets") and applied quickly in batches.

Print Placement - DTF offers superior flexibility for "awkward" placements. Because you are pressing a small film, you can easily apply designs to sleeves, collars, caps, and bags that might not fit on a standard DTG platen.

Design Complexity - DTG excels at fine details, subtle gradients, and photographic quality because the ink is jetted directly into the fibers. While DTF handles detail well, very fine lines or "floating" elements may occasionally struggle with adhesion.

Setup Costs - Entering the market is generally cheaper with DTF.