SHENZHEN, China , May 31, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Procolored i608 is the world's first 2-in-1 UV DTF laminating printer. Through an innovative integration of laminating process and printing process, this all-in-one DTF printer allows you to print out whatever you want and transfer them onto surfaces of various materials. This printer adopts an advanced white ink automatic circulation system – a patented technology invented by Procolored to extend the lifespan of printheads without sacrificing its performance. The Procolored i608 is an ideal choice for customers who want to output high-end patterns and transfer onto hard or curved surfaces.
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As a UV DTF 2-in-1 printer, the Procolored i608 printer can be applied to various substrates, including hard material with curved surfaces such as glass, leather, mobile phone case, metal, marble, acrylic, and 3D objects.
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