The STS XPD-924D 24" DTF Printer is built for professional decorators who need speed, print quality, and dependable day-to-day production. Two staggered AccuFine HD printheads deliver smooth gradients, fine lines, and detailed transfers while supporting production speeds up to 188 sq. ft. per hour.
A built-in white ink circulation system operates continuously to help maintain consistent white ink flow and reduce settling. Automatic cleaning and maintenance functions further support uptime while reducing the amount of operator intervention required to keep the printer production-ready.
The XPD-924D includes advanced media and alignment technology designed to simplify setup and maintain consistent output. Dropmaster 2 provides automatic bi-directional alignment, Feed Master automatically adjusts the feed rollers, and Media Tracker monitors remaining roll media. i-screen print effects use multiple waveforms to help mitigate banding.
With media capacity up to approximately 25" wide and a maximum printable width of 24.5", the XPD-924D provides the production space needed for full-size apparel transfers. Six ink slots support a CMYK plus white configuration using 500 mL STS DTF ink cartridges.
Why Choose the STS XPD-924D?
Dual AccuFine HD Printheads
Two staggered printheads combine speed and detail for production environments that need higher throughput without giving up print quality.
Continuous White Ink Circulation
Built-in circulation keeps white ink moving through the system to help improve consistency and reduce maintenance concerns associated with settling white pigment.
High Production Speed
Output reaches up to 188 sq. ft./hr. in High Speed mode, with additional Production, Enhanced Quality, and High Quality modes available when greater resolution is preferred.
Automatic Alignment & Media Control
Dropmaster 2, Feed Master, and Media Tracker help automate alignment, feed adjustment, and roll-media tracking.
500 mL Ink Capacity
Large 500 mL DTF ink cartridges support production environments where minimizing cartridge changes and maintaining longer print runs are important.