Introduction to the OvalJet

The OvalJet is a direct-to-garment (DTG) high production textile printing machine. This video gives an overview of the system. This fast, high precision, high-tech machine competes with screen printing on many levels.
OvalJet’s closed loop technology moves each garment through a carousel of 14 automated stations that prepare and print garments in one smooth motion. This allows for a single operator to achieve full size, full color prints at unparalleled DTG speeds.

[@rbtmachinery_michaelzheng7264]

Nice DTG printer👍

[@ProMediaLLC]

Available now for only several millions of dollars. Get yours today!

[@dariushtextileprintingdari5622]

The price is 200000$ like maximum

[@BTHDreamer]

what about small garments, like, youth tees, toddler and onesies?

[@jjosephali]

How much would one of these cost?

[@ared4579]

awesome

[@BRSoficial2023]

$?

[@SavetheRepublic]

I can only imagine how many doll hair this bad boy is.

[@charumonloveexpress3874]

i want to know more information about this machine. Like price? How can we get this our country etc. Please inform me!

[@ovaljet]

Hello, Thank you for reaching out! Email us at [e-mail] to learn more. In your email, please include the country and we will see if we can place an OvalJet there.

[@epicscratcher5162]

I use to operate a Kornit avk this is probably better for sure.

[@danielw24]

When they don't share a price you know it's about to be crazy expensive. Look forward to the market creating these at an affordable cost. Spraying ink, heat pressing and pre-treating doesn't need to cost 300k+. The markups in this business are a joke. I've always said the biggest money maker in the shirt customization business is the companies selling the equipment. Think about a vehicle at this cost.. now relate this to something that puts a logo on a shirt.

[@deepaksiddharth1574]

Very true, that's why I started making these machines..

[@Marty_Wojahn]

Trash machine. I work on one and it’s such a hassle. Always a problem. Once you solve one problem another is a few shirts away. I can maybe print 700 shirts in a 8 hour shift. But more than half the time it’s usually around 200-400 shirts a day. Maybe even less.