Specifications of DA188SL POS - Digital Fabric Textile Printer Machine





The HPRT DA188SL POS is an industrial-grade, high-speed Digital Textile Printer, not a small retail receipt printer (which is the common association with "POS").1

In this context, "POS" stands for Positioning, referring to the machine's most advanced feature:

HPRT DA188SL POS: High-Precision Digital Textile Printer

This massive machine is designed for the demanding fashion and textile industry, specializing in printing on complex, pre-textured fabrics.

FeatureDetailImpact on Printing
"POS" MeaningPositioning (High-Precision Visual Positioning)Uses a camera and proprietary algorithms to detect existing fabric patterns (like embroidery or jacquard weave) and align the digital print perfectly to them.
Printer TypeHigh-speed Conveying-belt Direct-to-FabricPrints directly onto long rolls of fabric (roll-to-roll).
Printheads16 Industrial-grade Kyocera PrintheadsEnsures high-speed, high-volume production with excellent durability.
Max ResolutionUp to $1800 \text{ dpi}$Delivers photo-quality detail, smooth gradients, and vibrant colors.
SpeedUp to $540 \text{ m}^2/\text{hr}$ (in non-positioning mode)Extremely high throughput for mass production.
Key ApplicationsHigh-End Textiles: Printing on jacquard, embroidered fabrics, lace, and silk. Crucial for ethnic garments like Sarees and Punjabi suits where designs must align with existing borders or embellishments.

Summary

The core value of the DA188SL POS is its ability to print with millimeter-level accuracy on materials that traditional digital printers struggle with.

For example, on an embroidered saree, it can precisely print a shadow or a complementary pattern around the embroidered thread, adding value without misregistration.5

Would you like to know more about the different ink types the DA188SL POS can use (like Reactive, Acid, or Pigment) for various fabrics?

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