Procolored specializes in high-quality DTF (Direct-to-Film) and UV printers, offering accessible print-on-demand solutions for small businesses and custom apparel creators.
Procolored is a leading manufacturer of digital printing equipment, focusing on Direct-to-Film (DTF) and UV flatbed printing technologies. Designed to lower the barrier of entry for print-on-demand businesses, Procolored provides manageable, compact, and efficient printers like the Panda series, which support applications ranging from custom t-shirts and textiles to hard surface printing. The company emphasizes user-friendly designs, enabling startups and creative professionals to produce vibrant, professional-grade prints with relative ease.
In addition to hardware, Procolored offers a comprehensive ecosystem of consumables, including specialized inks, films, and powders, along with RIP software tailored for their machines. They provide extensive technical support and resources, including maintenance guides and troubleshooting tutorials, to ensure machine longevity and print consistency. With headquarters in the United States and global distribution, Procolored serves a growing community of digital printing entrepreneurs.
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You can register your warranty by visiting the official Procolored website. Registration may allow you to extend warranty coverage on specific components like print heads, subject to the terms outlined in the warranty policy.
Daily maintenance typically includes shaking the white ink bottles to prevent settling, performing a nozzle check before printing, and cleaning around the print head and capping station at the end of the day. Do not use alcohol for cleaning sensitive parts.
It is recommended to use the printer at least every 3-4 days. If the printer will not be used for more than two weeks, specific storage procedures must be followed to prevent water-based inks from drying and clogging the print head.
Printers can generally be returned within one week of receipt if they are in original packaging and no ink has been added. Once ink is added to the system, returns or exchanges are typically not accepted due to the nature of the equipment.
Gaps in the nozzle check indicate clogging or air in the lines. Perform a head cleaning cycle through the software. If 90% of nozzles are firing, you can usually continue printing; otherwise, perform a power flush or deeper cleaning as described in the manual.