Full-color 3D & UV printer 'HeyGears G1X'
i3200-U1HD Print Head Class-leading Color! Up to 12 times faster UV printing
The "HeyGears G1X" is a desktop full-color 3D-compatible UV printer. Combining 3,200 nozzles with an 8-channel ink system, it vividly expresses over 10 million colors. It achieves finer color transitions than a 6-channel F1080-based UV printer. Speed improvements are possible in all three modes, with a maximum speed increase of up to 12 times in ultra-fast mode. 【Features】 ■ Rich color expression with over 10 million colors ■ Equipped with Epson i3200-U1HD print head ■ Up to 12 times faster UV printing ■ Supports DTG & True DTF printing ■ Design that reduces clogging ■ Expandable to full-color 3D printing *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications (Partial)】 ■ Print Head: Epson i3200-U1HD ■ Nozzles: 3,200 high-density nozzles ■ Ink Cost/mL: 0.09/ml ■ Ink Channels: 8 channels ■ Print Precision: 1440 x 2400 DPI ■ Print Head Lifespan: 12 to 24 months *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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