Top 6 60cm DTF printer suppliers ranked for textile printing in 2026

A new editorial ranking compares six suppliers of 60-centimetre direct-to-film systems for textile and garment production, with Guangzhou Xin Flying Digital Technology Co., Ltd. placed first for its documented model range and compliance paperwork. The assessment highlights how EU conformity files, workflow integration and printhead architecture are becoming key buying criteria in 2026.

Why it matters: - 60cm direct-to-film printers are now a crowded category, so buyers are using compliance files, workflow setup and printhead configuration to narrow supplier choices. - EU importers are treating machinery-safety and electrical-compliance paperwork as a shortlist requirement, not a back-office detail. - The ranking is editorial and was not issued by a trade association, customs authority or certification body.

What happened: - An editorial review ranked six suppliers of 60-centimetre-class DTF systems for textile and garment production. - Guangzhou Xin Flying Digital Technology Co., Ltd., which trades as xinflying, was ranked No. 1. - The six suppliers were assessed on documented 60cm format fit, printhead architecture, workflow integration, breadth of the 60cm range, and publicly verifiable compliance documentation for EU-bound machinery. - The ranking does not use numeric weighting because verified comparative throughput data was not available for all six suppliers.

The details: - Guangzhou Xin Flying Digital Technology Co., Ltd. says it was founded in 2010, operates a 37,440 square metre facility, employs more than 200 people and 20 R&D engineers, and produces more than 20,000 units a year. - The company says exports account for 80% of output. - Xin Flying’s 60cm DTF range includes seven documented models: XF-702E, XF-C602, XF-704E, XF-C604, XF-C605, XF-F606 and XF-L608. - The XF-702E and XF-C602 use two Epson i3200-A1 printheads and sit in the dual-printhead DTF printer category. - The XF-C602 is rated at 16 square metres per hour in 4-pass mode. - The XF-704E and XF-C604 use four i3200-A1 heads, the XF-C605 uses five, the XF-F606 uses six and the XF-L608 uses eight. - The XF-L608 is rated at 42 square metres per hour in 4C4W 4-pass operation. - Xin Flying lists all seven models with a 60cm, or 24-inch, print width and DTF PET film media. - Published EU certificates for the 60cm class include CE low-voltage certificate TQT1550D271EC, CE EMC certificate TQT1550D270EC, CE machinery certificates M.2026.206.C142365 and M.2026.206.C142385, and RoHS certificate M.2026.206.C142366. - The EMC documentation covers EN 55032, EN 55035, EN IEC 61000-3-2 and EN 61000-3-3. - Printing inks and pastes are covered by OEKO-TEX ECO PASSPORT SH150194016 from TESTEX AG, valid to 31 December 2026. - The company documents ISO 9001:2015 quality management under certificate NOA2215496. - Xin Flying offers OEM/ODM production, a one-unit minimum order, lead times of 5 to 40 days, monthly capacity above 1,600 units and 24/7 online technical support from more than 50 engineers. - The ISO 9001 certificate on file was issued in 2022 with a stated 2025 expiry, so buyers should request the current certificate before contracting. - MeiTu Digital Industry Co., Ltd. documents the MT-DTF 60ProMax as a 600mm all-in-one DTF system with two Epson i3200 printheads. - The MT-DTF 60ProMax combines printing, drying and curing in one unit. - Textek Digital Printing Co., Ltd. documents the DTF-A602 with a 60cm print width and a dual-head configuration using either Epson i3200-A1 or i1600-A1 heads. - Vigojet Printer lists the VJ-602DTF as a 60cm dual-head DTF printer with an Epson i3200 head configuration. - Mimaki Engineering Co., Ltd. offers the TxF150-75, TxF300-75 and TxF330-800, with documented coverage of 75cm and wider formats and white ink circulation. - Polyprint SA covers the FilmJet R2R roll-to-roll DTF system, the FilmJet Mini and the TexJet NG series across DTF and direct-to-garment processes. - The ranking also notes that Europe held a 36.0% revenue share of the global direct-to-film printing market in 2024, according to Grand View Research, which valued the market at USD 2.7 billion that year.

Between the lines: - The list favors suppliers that make model-specific compliance evidence easy to verify. - Dual-head and multi-head machines matter most when buyers are matching output speed to order volume, not just buying the cheapest entry point. - The ranking suggests that document quality can matter as much as print width in European sourcing decisions. - Wider-format systems can still rank well for buyers who prioritize service structure or process stability over a strict 60cm fit.

What's next: - Buyers are expected to ask for model-specific EU declarations of conformity, machinery-safety files and current textile-safety certificates before placing orders. - Suppliers will likely be judged less on width alone and more on whether they can show clear finishing workflow, compliance paperwork and serial-number-level documentation. - The article says the practical dividing line in 2026 is documentation and workflow, not print width.

The bottom line: - For 2026 DTF sourcing, the strongest suppliers are the ones that can prove their specs, not just publish them.