XBH-304 30cm DTF Printer - Dual Printhead 5X Faster High-Speed Production
Brand XBH
XBH-304 30cm DTF equipped with dual printheads (XP600 / I1600 / I3200-A1 optional) for up to 5X faster production speed. I3200-A1 configuration reaches 12 m²/h at 3-pass. Two heads working simultaneously means more film output per hour, higher daily production capacity, and faster turnaround for customer orders.
Q: How does the dual printhead configuration speed up DTF production?
A: With two printheads working simultaneously, the machine can deposit more ink per pass over the film. One head can handle white ink while the other handles CMYK color, allowing both layers to be printed in the same pass. Or the heads can split the color channels for faster coverage. This means fewer total passes are needed to complete a design, and each pass covers more area. The result is significantly faster print times per design — up to 5X faster than single-head configurations. Over the course of a production day, this speed difference adds up to a lot more finished transfer films.
Q: What printhead options are available for this machine?
A: The machine supports three printhead options: XP600, I1600, and I3200-A1. Each offers different balances of speed, resolution and cost. The XP600 is a reliable, cost-effective option good for standard production. The I1600 offers improved speed and print quality. The I3200-A1 is the high-performance option, delivering the fastest production speeds — up to 12 square meters per hour at 3-pass mode — while maintaining excellent print quality. All three options use the dual-head configuration, so regardless of which head you choose, you get the speed benefit of two heads working together. The choice depends on your production volume needs and budget.
Q: What does 12 m²/h at 3-pass mean for actual production?
A: 12 square meters per hour means the machine can print 12 square meters of film area in one hour of continuous operation at 3-pass quality mode. To put that in perspective, a typical adult t-shirt chest design might use about 0.05 to 0.1 square meters of film, so at 12 m²/h you could produce 120 to 240 chest-sized transfers per hour. For full-front designs that use more film area, the count would be lower, but the throughput is still substantial. At 3-pass mode, you're getting a good balance of speed and print quality — detailed enough for most designs, fast enough for meaningful production volume. For higher quality needs, you can use more passes; for rush jobs, fewer passes for even faster output.
Q: Does faster printing mean lower quality with the dual-head setup?
A: No. The dual-head configuration achieves speed through parallel work — two heads depositing ink simultaneously — not by reducing resolution or ink density. Each head still delivers precise droplet placement and consistent ink volume. The print resolution goes up to 1440dpi, which produces sharp text, fine details and smooth color gradients. The white underbase and color layers align precisely, so there's no misregistration or halo effect. The first film off the machine looks the same as the hundredth. You get professional-quality transfer films at high speed, with no trade-off in sharpness, color vibrancy or detail clarity. The dual-head setup is designed for production environments where both speed and quality matter.
