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Polyprint TexJet echo2 vs Mimaki TX300P-1800

Technical comparison for TSHIRT printers

Polyprint TexJet echo2 - tshirt printer product view

Polyprint TexJet echo2

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Mimaki TX300P-1800

Mimaki TX300P-1800

Specifications Polyprint TexJet echo2 Mimaki TX300P-1800
Print Technology Hybrid DTG Industrial Textile
Color Output CMYK + White Up to 8 colors
Print Resolution 1440 x 1440 dpi 1080 dpi
Black Print Speed (PPM) N/A N/A
Color Print Speed (PPM) 30 shirts/hr 66 m2/h
First Page Out Time N/A N/A
Auto Double-Sided No No
Input Paper Capacity 1 Platen Roll Feed
Output Tray Capacity N/A Winder
Supported Paper Sizes 41 x 60 cm 1920 mm width
Paper Weight Support Textiles Fabric Rolls
Scanner Type None None
Scan Resolution N/A N/A
Auto Document Feeder None None
Copy Speed No No
Wi-Fi Connectivity No No
Ethernet Support Yes Yes
USB Connectivity Yes Yes
Mobile Printing Support No No
Display Panel N/A N/A
Monthly Duty Cycle N/A N/A
Ink/Cartridge System N/A N/A
Borderless Printing N/A N/A
Width N/A N/A
Depth N/A N/A
Height N/A N/A
Machine Weight N/A N/A
Energy Efficiency N/A N/A
Noise Level (dB) N/A N/A
Processor Speed N/A N/A
Internal Memory N/A N/A
Cloud Print Support N/A N/A
Security Features N/A N/A
Compatible OS N/A N/A
Included in Box N/A N/A
Warranty Period N/A N/A
Recommended Use N/A N/A
Brand Polyprint Mimaki
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Polyprint TexJet echo2 Review

✅ Pros: Excellent ink usage efficiency, 3-year warranty.

❌ Cons: Slower than industrial competitors.

Mimaki TX300P-1800 Review

✅ Pros: Roll-to-roll printing for full textile production.

❌ Cons: Huge footprint, requires industrial space.

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Expert Verdict

This comparison pits a massive industrial roll-to-roll textile factory against a versatile platen-based DTG machine. The Mimaki TX300P-1800 is built for printing hundreds of meters of raw fabric for fashion houses and upholstery manufacturers. The Polyprint Texjet Echo2 is a Direct-to-Garment specialist designed for printing high-quality designs on finished t-shirts and hoodies. If your goal is to manufacture bolts of fabric with custom patterns, the Mimaki is the industry standard for that scale. However, the Polyprint provides much more flexibility for a boutique apparel shop, with 15 interchangeable platens for everything from shoes to pockets. The Mimaki requires a dedicated industrial workspace and high technical expertise, while the Polyprint is more approachable for a small-to-medium business. While the Mimaki is the king of fabric creation, it cannot print on a finished dark hoodie like the Polyprint can. For a custom garment business, the Polyprint Echo2 is the clear winner for its versatility. The Mimaki is the winner only for large-scale textile manufacturing.

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