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18
MIN
TEMPERATURE
30
MAX
C
°
°
HUMIDITY
35
MIN
85
MAX
%
Min Firmware v2.5
1 Litre
1.25 Kg
Pre-Treatment
Solution
2 Litres
2 Kg
Distilled
Water
3 Litres
3.25 Kg
Pre-Treatment
Ready to Use
+ =
Pre-Treatment
Ready to Use
=
40-50 Grams
30-39 Grams
15-29 Grams
High Absorbency
Thick materials or open
weaves like hoodies
Med. Absorbency
Regular Cotton Tees
113-170gs
Quantity
Low Absorbency
Thin Material + Blend
or Specialty Items
=
==
==
!
The printer can
operate outside
of these ranges
however it may
use more ink
or take longer
to print.
Mandatory Temperature & Humidity Requirements:
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Help keep your printer in warranty while saving on ink, consumables, and time
You can use an empty distilled water jug and marker to measure out the amount of Pre-Treatment by drawing a
line on the jug - then fill to that line twice with distilled water, adding the contents into the Ready to Use container.
To check Go to the menu:
Maintenance > Temperature/Humidity info >
PRE-TREATMENT RATIO
PRE-TREATMENT QUANTITY on T-SHIRTS
T
he correct Pre-treat volume for a garment should be determined by a garment's absorbency rate in conjunction with
using the highlight check pattern to help determine driver ink settings.
Don’t forget that you have to define a surface of 35 x 40 cm (14 x 16 inches) with your Pre-Treatment machine and
weigh with a scale after applying the Pre-Treatment liquid on a T-shirt.
If the temperature is too cold, the printer will automatically switch to Low-Temp Mode and reduce the speed!
Damages resulting from being too far outside of the environmental requirements may not be covered by warranty
Link to Understanding Environmental Conditions Document
Watch the Video: Learning to Prole a Garment for Pre-treating
Watch the Video for Understanding
the Highlight-Mask Check Pattern
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If the Temperature and Humidity is not enough, then add an Evaporative Humidier
This mixing ratio might vary due to the type of garment which is used.
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