Sawgrass SG1000 VersiFlex Printer Bundle, Innovative Inks & Light Heat Transfer Paper Bundle - Soft-Touch Infusible Ink, 8.5x11 Paper - Professional Results on Untreated Fabric and Wood
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Style: VersiFlex SG1000
Features
- A pressure adjustable manual heat press is required. VersiFlex Kit Includes: A Sawgrass SG1000 printer, 31ml VersiFlex ink cartridge 4 Pack, 100 sheets of VersiFlex Light Heat Transfer Paper.
- VersiFlex Unique Decoration System Next-gen decoration solution for durable, high-quality prints on porous materials like natural fibers & untreated woodmore versatile than sublimation printing. Innovation that delivers better results.
- Simplified Decoration - No Pre-treatment Needed! VersiFlex technology enables high-quality decoration on porous surfaces - natural fibers, cotton, canvas, and untreated wood. Unlike DTG printing, no pre-treatment is needed with VersiFlex.
- Unleash Vibrant Colors & Soft Feel - VersiFlex Decoration Inks exclusively for the SG1000 that deliver stunning, true-to-life colors with a soft touch. No more stiff, uncomfortable transfers for a professional finish - unlike DTF printing.
- Industry-Trusted Printers, Innovative Inks & Specialized Papers: Experience flawless prints, REACH/RoHS/OEKO-TEX certified.
Brand: Sawgrass
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Printing Technology: VersiFlex
Special Feature: Network-Ready
Color: White
Model Name: SG1000 VF
Printer Output: Color
Maximum Print Speed (Color): 5 ppm
Max Printspeed Monochrome: 10 ppm
Item Weight: 35 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 22"D x 22"W x 14"H
Maximum Media Size: 8.5x11 inches
Print media: Fabric
Max Input Sheet Capacity: 100
Max Copy Speed (Black & White): 10 ppm
Maximum Color Print Resolution: 1200 dpi
Sheet Size: 8.5 inches
Maximum Black and White Print Resolution: 600 dpi
Warranty Type: Limited
Dual-sided printing: No
Max copy resolution color: 1200 dpi
Max copy resolution black-white: 600 dpi
Duplex: Simplex
Ink Color: CMYK
Additional Printer functions: Print Only
Number of Trays: 1
Model Series: SG1000
UPC: 850030435477
Printer Ink Type: Inkjet
Supported Media Sizes: 11 x 14 inches
Item Weight: 35 pounds
Item model number: VersiFlex 1000N Bundle L811
Date First Available: April 3, 2025
Manufacturer: Sawgrass
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