ColDesi Announces New Flagship Digital HeatFX Printer the OKI 9541

TAMPA, Fla. – Feb. 19, 2019 — ColDesi announced their new flagship Digital HeatFX white toner printer. The new OKI 9541 t-shirt transfer printer is the first in the US market to offer the game-changing print size of 13x19."

The machine doubles-down on the speed and reliability of previous Digital HeatFX models while allowing business owners to produce beautiful full-size prints in eye-popping CMYK+W Color.

"Finally, there is a great alternative to Direct to Garment Printing in the transfer marketplace," says Mark Stephenson, director of marketing for ColDesi. "Our new Digital HeatFX system based on the OKI 9541 CMYKW printer will give users a great alternative to make custom tee shirts on the fly, or sell full-size 13x19" heat transfers."

Printer Features:

• Largest Color Gamut
• REAL Black Color Printing
• Transfers for Light and Dark Garments
• Works on Cotton, Polyester & Blends
• Prints on both Soft & Hard Goods
• Virtually Maintenance Free
• Lower Consumable Costs
• OKI 2-Year On-Site Warranty

The Digital HeatFX 9541 system boasts a larger print area than any other t-shirt transfer printer on the market. The machine is a five-Channel, five-LED electrophotographic printer that outputs full-color t-shirt transfers at 1200x1200 dpi -allowing even the finest details and small text to print well.

Stephenson also says, "The printer is an extremely reliable commercial grade printer with the latest technology and constructed with high-quality parts needed for a commercial printing shop."

ColDesi is the first company in the United States to offer OKI's new 9541 CMYKW printer.  The company has been the number one seller in the US for both the pro920WT and pro8432WT white toner printers.

The Digital HeatFX 9541 package comes with a professional heat press, EZ Peel heat transfer paper, and the Print Optimizer software.

Source: ColDesi.

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