Epson SureColor F1070
- Prints direct to garment and direct to film (DTG + DTFilm)
- Garment Creator 2 for Windows and macOS
- Platens up to 10 x 12 inches, 152 lb on the bench
Epson sells one desktop printer that does DTF, the SureColor F1070 at $4,995. Most other DTF printers here run on an Epson print head.
Short answer: if you want an Epson-made machine for DTF on a desk, it is the SureColor F1070, $4,995, which also prints straight onto garments. The G6070 is a $14,995 production printer for shops that run rolls all day. Everything sold as an "Epson DTF printer" under $3,000 is either another brand built on an Epson head or a converted Epson photo printer.
The F1070 is the only Epson in our comparison. It is built for the garment first: you load a shirt on the platen and print on it, or you print the same design on film. It uses Epson's PrecisionCore Micro TFP head with nozzle verification and UltraChrome DG2 ink in 250 ml packs, and Garment Creator 2 runs on Windows and macOS. It scores 7.6/10 on our formula, last of the ranking, because the formula is written for DTF desktops: the F1070 publishes no speed in square feet an hour, its print area stops at 10 x 12 inches and it weighs 152 lb. The full F1070 review covers the warranty (one year, Epson ink only) and the service plans.
The G6070 is a different class of machine. Epson lists it at $14,995 MSRP with a "Where to buy" button rather than a cart, a 35.4-inch print width, sealed UltraChrome DF ink packs (sold separately and needed for setup) and Fiery Digital Factory software in the box. Epson says its automated maintenance limits upkeep to a few minutes a week and that on-site service is included in the limited warranty. It is outside our comparison, which covers desktop DTF printers with a public price on a store.
Source: Epson SureColor G6070 product page, read November 15, 2026.
Search for "Epson DTF printer" and most results are other brands. That is because nearly every desktop DTF printer is built around an Epson print head. In our comparison, 9 printers use one, by their makers' own spec sheets:
| Printer | Score | Print head | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
xTool Apparel Printer Plus14 in · A3+ | 8.8/10 | Dual Epson I1600 | $4,899 Nov 15, 2026 |
HTVRONT D213 in · A3 | 8.6/10 | Epson F1080 (original, per HTVRONT) | $2,549 Nov 15, 2026 |
InkSonic Spark F1313 in · A3 | 8.5/10 | Epson L1800 | $2,099 Nov 15, 2026 |
InkSonic R1390 C1313 in · A3 | 8.4/10 | Epson R1390 | $1,899 Nov 15, 2026 |
Procolored F8 Panda8.2 in · A4 | 8.3/10 | Epson L800 | $1,599 Nov 15, 2026 |
DTF Station Prestige R2 Pro13 in · A3 | 8.1/10 | Dual Epson i1600 | $8,745 Nov 15, 2026 |
Procolored F13 Panda13 in · A3 | 8.0/10 | Epson L1800 | $2,299 Nov 15, 2026 |
Lancelot M1630 Pro11.7 in · A3 | 7.8/10 | Epson XP600 (F1080), per Lancelot | $2,599 Nov 15, 2026 |
Procolored P1313 in · A3 | 7.7/10 | Epson XP600 | $3,199 Nov 15, 2026 |
An Epson head does not make an Epson printer: the warranty, the ink and the support come from the brand that sells the machine. The exception in our comparison is Procolored's own LiteHead, in the K13 series.
The other meaning of "Epson DTF printer" is a photo printer converted to DTF: an L1800, an L805 or an EcoTank ET-8550 with its ink swapped for DTF ink and white added. Epson sells the ET-8550 for $749.99 as a photo printer; its product page says non-genuine ink could cause damage that the limited warranty does not cover. A conversion can print, and it is cheaper up front, but you take on the risk and the support yourself. Our Epson ET-8550 DTF conversion guide explains what is involved and what it really costs.
For desktop DTF printers that cost less than the F1070, see the full DTF printer ranking, led by the xTool Apparel Printer Plus, or the cheap DTF printer ranking.
Yes. On epson.com, read Nov 15, 2026, Epson sells the SureColor F1070, a hybrid that prints direct to garment and direct to film, at $4,995, and lists the SureColor G6070, a 35-inch DTF roll printer, at an MSRP of $14,995 through dealers.
It is both: Epson sells it as a DTG and DTFilm printer. It prints on a platen up to 10 x 12 inches, either on the garment itself or on film. It weighs 152 lb and costs $4,995.
Usually one of two things: an Epson L1800 photo printer converted to DTF with third-party parts and ink, or a DTF printer from another brand built around the L1800 print head, such as the Procolored F13 Panda or the InkSonic Spark F13. Epson itself does not sell the L1800 as a DTF printer.
People do, mostly with the EcoTank ET-8550 ($749.99 on epson.com) and older L-series models. Epson's page warns that non-genuine ink could cause damage its limited warranty does not cover. Our ET-8550 guide explains what a conversion involves and costs, without step-by-step instructions.
$4,995 for the SureColor F1070 Standard Edition on epson.com, and $14,995 MSRP for the SureColor G6070, sold through dealers. Epson's own service plans add $1,132 a year for the F1070 and from $1,416 for the G6070.
We compare DTF printers from the makers' official pages, manuals and warranty terms, with US prices read on a stated date. One formula sets every score, and it is public. Read the method