DTG Ink Replacement Bags for Brother GTX

FIREBIRD Ink SKU: BAGGED-GTX-411-700ml

DTG Ink Replacement Bags for Brother GTX

$108.00

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Used GTX Pro Bulk Printers, preloaded with FIREBIRD Ink!

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Color: Black
 
 
 
 
 
Size: Single (700 ml)

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Description Ink Curing Instructions Our Promise

These replacement ink bags for the Brother GTX Pro direct-to-garment printer are formulated to deliver the highest performance with even greater image quality, highly accurate color reproduction and superior print longevity.

Specifications

  • Compatible Printer:  Brother GTXpro
  • Available Ink Colors: White, Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow
  • Capacity: 700 ml / 700 cc 
  • Weight: 3lbs
  • Dimensions: 16 x 4 x 1 inch
  • Type: Replacement Ink Bag for GTXpro cartridge
  • Ink Type: Direct to Garment (DTG)

Brother® GTX™ and pro B™ / Pro Bulk™ are registered trademarks of Brother International Corporation and have not produced, endorsed, warrantied, or approved the use of FIREBIRD Ink's third-party ink, pretreatment, and/or cleaning solutions which are non-genuine OEM products. FIREBIRD Ink will fully support and guarantee your 100% satisfaction, as we do with all of our products.

Heat-Press Curing:
  • Press at 356 °F for 40 seconds, with low to medium pressure.
Conveyor-Dryer Curing:
  • Adjust belt-speed and temperature, so that the ink reaches 330 °F for 30 seconds.
  • We recommend using a laser thermometer to help dial-in your settings.

Your Brother GTX™ printer is a workhorse and FIREBIRD Ink has developed a worthy ink that will deliver exceptional DTG.

Since 2020, we have partnered with one of the largest GTX Pro B printshops to run production almost everyday of the year (except weekends and holidays) AND some days on 2 shifts back-to-back. The result: over 75K total prints per printer - and counting - with happy customers and significant cost savings on ink.

"FIREBIRD Ink will fully support and guarantee your 100% satisfaction, as we do with all of our products."

-Mrs. Liu

 

Customer Reviews

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Alex

I had a problem with customer support, the ink is good but if you have a problem with your order, the support is lacking

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Alex

I ordered this on 2/29 and paid for next day shipping. According to the shop app I was supposed to have this on 3/1. I received it on 3/4. I reached out to the seller and they told me it was my fault. I asked them to refund me for the difference in shipping that they charged me for 1 day vs the standard shipping and they wouldn’t. They shared a screenshot from their site and blamed me. I won’t order from here again, the customer support is lacking. The ink is good, but if you have a problem with your order forget about getting any help.

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Yosh
SO MUCH BETTER THAN BROTHER INK

Long story short - Firebird ink prints SO much better than brother inks print. Long story - I have 2 brother GTXs. I switched over to the firebird ink about 1 or 2 years ago. I have been using it ever sense. Right away I noticed the white ink looked much brighter and after it was cured, it still was MUCH brighter. Because of this you do not even have to use as much white with firebird saving you more money.

I recently got a new GTX bulk. It came stocked with brother ink. And i couldn't believe my eyes when I saw just how horrible the Brother ink was compared to Firebird. If the print is pure white, I wont even print it on the brother Ink printer. I save those prints for the printer with Firebird ink. I honestly might just switch the the firebird inks before I run out of the brother ink because after seeing how great Firebird prints... I hate looking at the brother prints.

With all of this said. I realize this might sound like a sales pitch, but I do not know anyone at Firebird. After seeing the difference, and being reminded what brother inks look like compared to Firebird. I had to make this review. I highly suggest upgrading to Bulk. (My new printer is GTX bulk) But as long as you have white ink chips... I would make the switch! (I would always have 2 back up GTX inks just in case)