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Decoration printers sit next to lasers in many custom-product shops. Start with substrate (hard goods vs garments), then print width and consumables—Procolored buy links are live via Awin.
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Procolored
A3 dual-head UV flatbed for hard goods
A3-class dual-head UV flatbed for direct-to-object product decoration (phone cases, signage blanks, hard goods).
Print technology
uv
Print width
11.4 in
Print width class
medium
Starting at
$5,999.00
Procolored
Entry A3 DTF for validating apparel volume
Entry A3 DTF printer for shops validating apparel transfer volume before stepping up to dual-head F13 Pro-class machines…
Print technology
dtf
Print width
13 in
Print width class
medium
Starting at
$1,799.00
$2,999.00
Procolored
Dual XP600 A3 DTF apparel workhorse
A3 dual XP600 DTF transfer printer for apparel decoration shops that powder-and-press garments rather than print UV dire…
Print technology
dtf
Print width
13 in
Print width class
medium
Starting at
$5,199.00
Buying guide · Aug 14, 2026
A clear buying path for shops choosing UV hard-goods decoration versus DTF transfers and apparel.
Read guideShortlist by print technology first (UV flatbed, UV DTF, textile DTF), then compare peer machines on width class and total setup cost including curing and film/ink.
First-wave Procolored machines are live with disclosed Awin tracking to official procolored.com PDPs. More UV/DTF brands join as affiliate approvals complete.
Read How to Choose a UV or DTF Printer, then open Hard Goods or Apparel landings. Compare V11 Pro vs V6 for UV flatbeds and F13 Pro vs K13 Lite for textile DTF. VF13 covers UV DTF stickers/transfers. Wide A1 UV (6090-class) stays out of the live catalog until a current buy PDP is remapped.
No. The hub covers UV flatbed, UV DTF, and textile DTF printers under one research home so shops comparing decoration workflows can stay in one place. Filters separate the technologies.
Check Price CTAs for Procolored use Awin deep links to official product pages with disclosure. Other brands stay manufacturer destinations until programs approve.
A clear buying path for shops choosing UV hard-goods decoration versus DTF transfers and apparel.
Hard-goods decoration belongs on UV flatbeds first: direct-to-object prints on phone cases, tumblers, and signage blanks. This shortlist stays on UV—not textile DTF.
Apparel decoration usually belongs on textile DTF: film, powder, and heat press—not UV flatbeds. This shortlist stays on garment transfer machines.
A sub-$4,000 budget can open entry UV or DTF decoration—but it rarely funds dual-head A3 UV plus a full accessory stack. This page focuses on entry capital and upgrade triggers.
Compare Procolored UV flatbed peers: V11 Pro (A3 dual TX800) versus V6 Panda (A4 single-head) for hard-goods decoration shops.
Compare Procolored A3 textile DTF peers: F13 Pro (dual XP600) versus K13 Lite (entry) for apparel transfer shops.
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