FAQ
UV + DT Fabric questions
What is the xTool O1 Omni UV + DT Fabric Printer?
A desktop A3+ platform combining UV direct-to-object printing with dedicated fabric printing. It can also be used in UV DTF and DTF apparel workflows.
Is it a DTF printer?
It supports DTF apparel workflows in addition to direct fabric printing and UV printing. The exact workflow, consumables and accessories depend on the application.
Can it print T-shirts?
Yes. It's designed for direct fabric printing on compatible apparel and includes a garment tray and fabric frame.
What fabrics can it print?
Compatible textiles including cotton, polyester and suitable blends. Test specific garments before commercial production — construction, coatings and pretreatment affect results.
Can it print hoodies?
Yes, compatible hoodies and other apparel, subject to garment size, thickness and platen compatibility.
Can it print DTF transfers?
It supports DTF apparel workflows. UV DTF is a separate process used primarily for suitable hard goods and irregular surfaces.
What is the difference between DTF and UV DTF?
DTF prints designs onto transfer film that is powdered, cured and heat pressed onto textiles. UV DTF uses UV-curable inks and film to create decals for compatible hard surfaces.
Can it print tumblers?
The UV system supports compatible cylindrical products with the appropriate rotary accessory and workflow.
Can it print acrylic?
Yes. Acrylic is a common UV-printing application; test the specific acrylic surface for adhesion and finish.
How large is the print area?
The maximum UV print area is 13" × 16.5" (330 × 420 mm), an A3+ format.
Can it create raised 3D UV prints?
Yes. Raised effects up to 7mm (0.28"), depending on artwork, substrate and print settings.
Is it suitable for a small business?
The desktop format and combined UV and fabric capabilities suit businesses offering personalized apparel and hard goods. Consider production volume, product mix, workspace and workflow.