XBH-304 30cm DTF Printer - Compact 1050x375x900mm 53.5kg Space-Saving
Brand XBH
XBH-304 30cm DTF measures just 1050×375×900mm and weighs 53.5kg — compact enough for small shops, home studios and retail back rooms. Integrated print+shake+dry means one machine instead of three. Intelligent control panel, auto cleaning, Maintop/Windows compatibility, gigabit port. Professional DTF production in a small footprint.
Q: What can I fit on a 30cm wide DTF film?
A: The 300mm (about 12 inch) film width covers most standard apparel transfer sizes. A typical adult t-shirt chest design (about 25-28cm wide) fits comfortably. Full-front designs for youth and adult sizes fit within the width. You can also gang multiple smaller designs — left chest logos, sleeve prints, label tags — side by side on one film to maximize material usage. For hoodies, the standard chest and pocket designs fit well. For accessories like hats, bags and shoes, the designs are typically smaller, so you can fit many across the width. The 30cm format strikes a good balance: wide enough for most common apparel transfers, but not so wide that you're wasting film on smaller designs.
Q: How much space does the XBH-304 30cm DTF machine need?
A: The machine measures 1050mm wide × 375mm deep × 900mm tall (about 41×15×35 inches), and weighs 53.5kg (about 118 pounds). This is remarkably compact for an all-in-one DTF system that includes printing, powder shaking and drying. Because all three functions are integrated into one machine, you only need space for one unit instead of three separate machines (printer + powder shaker + dryer/curing oven). A standard workbench or sturdy table can hold it. You'll want a bit of clearance around the machine for ventilation, film loading and maintenance access, but the overall footprint is small enough to fit in a corner of a small shop, a garage workshop, a spare bedroom, or a retail back room. For businesses with limited space, this compactness is a major advantage.
Q: Why is the integrated design more space-efficient than separate machines?
A: A traditional DTF setup with separate equipment would require: a dedicated DTF printer (taking up its own table space), a separate automatic powder shaker (another table or floor space), and a curing oven or dryer (yet more space, plus ventilation considerations). That's three pieces of equipment, three power connections, three control panels, and enough space to move the wet film between them. The XBH-304 integrates all three functions into one continuous machine, so you need space for just one unit, one power connection, and one control panel. The film feeds directly from printing to shaking to drying without leaving the machine, so you don't need extra workspace for handling wet film between steps. For a small operation, this consolidation can save several square meters of floor space — space that can be used for heat pressing, inventory, packaging or customer areas instead.
Q: What software and connectivity does the machine support?
A: The machine is compatible with Maintop RIP software, which is widely used in the digital printing industry and provides robust color management, layout tools and print control. It also works with Windows-based systems, so you can use a standard Windows PC to prepare designs and send print jobs. The machine includes a gigabit ethernet port for fast, stable file transfer between the computer and the printer — important for sending large, high-resolution design files quickly without delays or dropped connections. The intelligent control panel on the machine itself provides direct access to common functions like auto cleaning, nozzle checks and print settings, so you can manage routine operations directly from the machine without always needing the computer. This combination of software compatibility, fast connectivity and onboard controls makes the machine easy to integrate into existing workflows.
Q: Is the machine easy to set up and move if needed?
A: At 53.5kg, the machine is heavy enough to be stable during printing (which reduces vibration and improves print quality) but light enough that two people can move it if needed — for example, if you're rearranging your shop or moving to a new location. It has a manageable footprint that fits through standard doorways. Setup is straightforward: place the machine on a sturdy, level surface, connect power, install the ink system, load the film roll, install the RIP software on your computer, connect via ethernet, and run the initial setup and calibration. The machine comes with documentation and setup guidance, and most operators can get it up and running within a day. Because it's an integrated system, you don't have to align and calibrate three separate machines to work together — the print, shake and dry sections are already integrated and calibrated from the factory. This makes initial setup faster and reduces the chance of alignment issues between process steps.
