7590 · 750 × 900 mm × 2 / 350 × 400 mm × 8 / 380 × 430 mm × 4 · 4 dedicated DTG printheads · 4 pass: 22 s/pc — DTG printers. Compare this configuration against your material, output volume and finishing equipment, and confirm printheads, ink, film and accessories in the written quotation.
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| Model / configuration | 7590 |
|---|---|
| Printing process | DTG printers |
| Printing format | 750 × 900 mm × 2 / 350 × 400 mm × 8 / 380 × 430 mm × 4 |
| Printheads | 4 dedicated DTG printheads |
| Brand | Hancolor |
| Ink system | DTG · CMYK + extended colors + White |
| Catalog speed | 4 pass: 22 s/pc |
| RIP software | Elephant |
| Ink capacity | Color: 3 L; White: 3 L |
| Connection | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Power | 1400 W |
| Operating environment | 15–30 °C · RH 40–60% |
| Machine dimensions | 2750 × 1760 × 1430 mm |
| Packing dimensions | 2850 × 1900 × 1640 mm |
| Catalog weight | 923 kg |
| Printing width | 300–1550 mm |
The 7590 is the highest-output configuration in the DTG printers range, running 4 dedicated DTG printheads across a 750 × 900 mm × 2 / 350 × 400 mm × 8 / 380 × 430 mm × 4 working width.
Choose it when the highest daily volume is the priority and the finishing line can keep pace with the printer.
Catalog figures, as printed in the 2026 Hancolor catalog. Actual output depends on pass count, artwork, media and operating conditions.
Tell us what you want to produce. We will help you identify a suitable configuration.
Include the model or configuration, material, quantity, destination and expected output. We can then discuss the printheads and supporting equipment.
Ask our team about a test using your artwork and actual material. Adhesion, color and finishing requirements should be checked for the intended application.
Confirm the printer, printheads, software license, ink, consumables, accessories and installation support as separate items in your written quotation.
