Q: Why is the Digi-Dry Box better for DTG curing than a heat press?
A: Heat presses trap steam under the platen and flatten garment fibers, creating a stiff print. The Digi-Dry Box uses quartz heat and air evacuation to draw moisture out of the fabric, leaving behind a soft, durable finish that feels like traditional screen printing.
Q: Can I use the Digi-Dry Box for curing plastisol inks?
A: Yes. The Digi-Dry Box cures plastisol inks faster than standard flash units or drawer dryers while reducing the risk of scorching or burning white shirts.
Q: How long does it take to cure a DTG shirt?
A: Typical cure times range from 30 to 90 seconds depending on the garment weight, ink deposit depth, and whether pretreatment is present.
Q: Where can I see or pick up the Digi-Dry Box?
A: You can schedule a demonstration or pick up equipment at Lawson Workhorse Group facilities in St. Louis, MO or Marietta, GA.