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Mimaki Tx330 Series Textile Printers

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Powering versatile, sustainable, high-quality textile production

The Tx330 Series offers expansive textile printing capabilities from a single platform, offering both pigment and dye sublimation. This remarkable printer series can print on the broadest selection of fabrics and textiles, with exceptional quality, while using minimal wastewater. In contrast to conventional textile printing processes that require pre- and post-processing equipment, the Tx330 Series streamlines production into a more space-efficient solution—ideal for users with limited space but still requiring a wide selection of applications. ISA 2025 in Vegas (April 23–25) will mark the U.S. debut of the Tx330-1800 and reveal more details about both printers.

 

TX330-1800

Hybrid textile inkjet printer with the ability to print on both fabric and paper. Options for two ink sets and the ability to easily switch the printing mechanism to accommodate direct fabric or transfer paper printing enables the production of soft-signage and short run interior fabrics.

 

TX330-1800B

Similar to the Tx330-1800 but with the addition of a space-saving belt conveyor system to stably print on stretchy, thick, and thin fabrics commonly used for apparel. It supports short run, variable apparel production in limited space such as design offices, schools, and fabric retail stores.

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Powering versatile, sustainable, high-quality textile production

The Tx330 Series offers expansive textile printing capabilities from a single platform, offering both pigment and dye sublimation. This remarkable printer series can print on the broadest selection of fabrics and textiles, with exceptional quality, while using minimal wastewater. In contrast to conventional textile printing processes that require pre- and post-processing equipment, the Tx330 Series streamlines production into a more space-efficient solution—ideal for users with limited space but still requiring a wide selection of applications. ISA 2025 in Vegas (April 23–25) will mark the U.S. debut of the Tx330-1800 and reveal more details about both printers.

 

TX330-1800

Hybrid textile inkjet printer with the ability to print on both fabric and paper. Options for two ink sets and the ability to easily switch the printing mechanism to accommodate direct fabric or transfer paper printing enables the production of soft-signage and short run interior fabrics.

 

TX330-1800B

Similar to the Tx330-1800 but with the addition of a space-saving belt conveyor system to stably print on stretchy, thick, and thin fabrics commonly used for apparel. It supports short run, variable apparel production in limited space such as design offices, schools, and fabric retail stores.

Powering versatile, sustainable, high-quality textile production

The Tx330 Series offers expansive textile printing capabilities from a single platform, offering both pigment and dye sublimation. This remarkable printer series can print on the broadest selection of fabrics and textiles, with exceptional quality, while using minimal wastewater. In contrast to conventional textile printing processes that require pre- and post-processing equipment, the Tx330 Series streamlines production into a more space-efficient solution—ideal for users with limited space but still requiring a wide selection of applications. ISA 2025 in Vegas (April 23–25) will mark the U.S. debut of the Tx330-1800 and reveal more details about both printers.

 

TX330-1800

Hybrid textile inkjet printer with the ability to print on both fabric and paper. Options for two ink sets and the ability to easily switch the printing mechanism to accommodate direct fabric or transfer paper printing enables the production of soft-signage and short run interior fabrics.

 

TX330-1800B

Similar to the Tx330-1800 but with the addition of a space-saving belt conveyor system to stably print on stretchy, thick, and thin fabrics commonly used for apparel. It supports short run, variable apparel production in limited space such as design offices, schools, and fabric retail stores.