Multiple queues can be also set up to cut only or print only. Enables installation of a single printer and single cutter to support print jobs on one device that are then cut on a separate device. Professional Print and Cut RIP software at entry level pricing.
Also, includes as a special bonus, support for hybrid print /cut devices! Digital Factory Print & Cut This RIP software package supports multiple printers and multiple queues simultaneously and can be run in fully automated mode for high volume production or fully manual mode for lower volume specialized work. With custom queue options for everything from sheet sizes to rasterization and other effects, Digital Factory makes it simple to dial in beautiful, easy to print DTF prints.Expect unmatched RIP processing times alongside vibrant color reproduction on all popular wide format printers available today Roland™, Mutoh™, Mimaki™, Epson™, HP™, Canon™ and many more. With other software, direct to film printing can be easy to learn but hard to perfect. Of course, Digital Factory DTF gives you tons of customization options for your queues. Digital Factory will set you up with a default queue, and you’re ready to go. Once complete, simply set the port you want to print to and select your printer mode. Installing your printer is as easy as letting Digital Factory DTF Edition search for drivers online. Right out the gate, there’s less of a learning curve for software than you might expect! As with all CADlink packages, you’ll be greeted by a familiar, easy to use interface when launching Digital Factory Direct to Film Edition. If DTF is truly the wild west, then we’re here to get you saddled up (or whatever other western metaphor you like, we’re Canadian give us a break). However, the world of direct to film printing is a bit of a wild west right now, and can be very confusing to get started in.
Direct To Film (or DTF – we didn’t make the acronym) printing has been exploding in popularity recently due to is low barrier to entry for producing such high-quality prints.
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