DTF Station Prestige R2 Pro 13" DTF Printer with Ink, Film, and Supplies Training (Required):Virtual Training Pneumatic Operation: This advanced feature Please choose:DK7/DK7T
USD4426.48
USD4464.48
DTF Station Prestige R2 Pro 13" DTF Printer with Ink, Film, and Supplies Training (Required):Virtual Training Pneumatic Operation: This advanced feature Please choose:DK7/DK7T
USD4426.48
USD4464.48
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DTF Station Prestige R2 Pro 13" DTF Printer with Ink, Film, and Supplies Training (Required):Virtual Training Pneumatic Operation: This advanced feature Please choose:DK7 DK7T Pneumatic Operation: This advanced feature utilizes compressed air (air compressor sold separately) to automatically lower and raise the heating element This heat press is the perfect heat press to add to your arsenal Live Virtual On Boarding Class Daily Output: 180 pcs (Based on design size as 12" x 14"
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