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Prestige XL3

Color and speed, together.

Three printheads and nine colors — higher throughput without giving up gamut.

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shirts a day: 3
printheads: 60 cm
print width: 6.6
m²/h max speed

Three heads, nine colors

Higher throughput without giving up extended-gamut color.
Industrial mid-tier

Built for shops scaling color and volume together.
Color and speed

The balance of gamut and output for growing production.

Features

Inside the XL3

The nine colour-coded ink tanks of the Prestige XL3

Nine-color ink set

Nine colors, not four.

CMYK plus light cyan, light magenta, green and orange, with four white channels behind them. A wider gamut, smoother gradients and tighter matching to the artwork than a four-color machine can reach.

The three capping stations of the Prestige XL3, seen from above

Three printheads

Three heads, one pass.

Three Epson i3200 heads share the work across a 60 cm width — higher throughput without giving up the extended gamut.

White ink circulator

White ink that never settles.

A dedicated circulator keeps the four white channels moving, so the underbase prints as dense on the last shirt of the day as on the first.

The Prestige XL3 open at the front, with printed DTF Station film on the bed

60 cm media path

Roll to roll, 60 cm wide.

Wide-format film, fed from the roll and taken up on the far side, with the whole path open to view from the front of the machine.

Low-ink alarm

Nine lights. No surprises.

One indicator per channel on the front of the machine, so a low tank shows before it costs you a print.

The head-strike proximity sensor on the Prestige XL3

Head-strike sensor

It stops before the heads do.

A proximity sensor ahead of the carriage halts the machine if anything sits in its path — protecting the three parts of the printer you least want to replace.