XBH-YH1908 Sublimation Printer - 1.9m Wide Format Roll-to-Roll Dye Sublimation System
Brand XBH
XBH-YH1908 features 1.9m (1900mm) maximum printing width in a continuous roll-to-roll format. Print full-width textile patterns, sportswear panels, home textiles and signage in one seamless pass. Automatic media feed and take-up systems handle large rolls for uninterrupted, high-volume production.n.
Q: What does 1.9m wide format mean for actual sublimation production?
A: The 1900mm maximum printing width means you can produce wide-format sublimation transfers in a single pass without tiling or joining multiple narrower prints. For textile production, this covers most standard fabric widths — you can print full-width patterns for apparel, sportswear, activewear and fashion textiles. For home textiles, it handles curtain panels, bed linen, tablecloths and upholstery fabric. For signage and display, it covers banners, flags, exhibition graphics and backdrops. The wide format also allows you to gang multiple smaller designs across the width — for example, printing several jersey panels side by side on a single roll — which maximizes material usage and production efficiency. Having 1.9m of print width gives you the flexibility to handle both large single-piece jobs and high-volume ganged production.
Q: How does the roll-to-roll continuous printing system work?
A: Roll-to-roll means the printer feeds sublimation transfer paper from a large roll on the feed side, prints across the width as the paper advances, and collects the printed paper on a take-up roll on the other side — all in one continuous, automated process. You load a roll of transfer paper (typically 100m or more in length), set the print parameters, send the job, and the printer runs continuously until the job is complete or the roll runs out. There's no need to manually load and unload individual sheets between prints. The automatic media feed and take-up systems maintain consistent tension and alignment throughout the run, ensuring the paper advances smoothly and accurately. This continuous operation is what makes roll-to-roll printers so productive for high-volume work — once the job is running, it produces output steadily with minimal operator intervention.
Q: What are the benefits of continuous roll printing for textile production?
A: For textile and sportswear manufacturers, continuous roll printing offers several key advantages. First, it eliminates the downtime of sheet-by-sheet loading — the machine runs non-stop through the entire roll, maximizing productive time. Second, it produces seamless, continuous patterns with no breaks or joins between sheets, which is essential for repeating textile patterns that need to match across long lengths. Third, it reduces material waste — roll printing uses the full width and length of the paper efficiently, with fewer offcuts and scraps compared with sheet feeding. Fourth, it supports large production runs — a single 100m roll at 1.9m width contains 190 square meters of printable area, and at 320 m²/h production speed, that entire roll prints in under 40 minutes. For factories running thousands of meters per day, this continuous, high-throughput capability is essential for meeting production targets and delivery deadlines.
Q: How does the machine handle media feed and take-up for large rolls?
A: The machine is equipped with automatic media feed and take-up systems designed to handle large, heavy rolls of sublimation transfer paper. The feed system unwinds the paper roll with controlled tension, ensuring the paper feeds smoothly and consistently into the print zone without stretching, slipping or wrinkling. The take-up system winds the printed paper onto a collection roll as it exits the printer, maintaining proper tension so the printed output is collected neatly without smudging or offsetting. Both systems work in sync with the print speed, so whether you're running at 320 m²/h production mode or 180 m²/h high-resolution mode, the paper advances and collects at exactly the right pace. The robust construction (950kg net weight, stable metal frame) supports the weight of large rolls and maintains stability during continuous high-speed operation. For production environments where the machine runs for hours at a time, reliable media handling is critical to avoiding jams, wasted material and downtime.
