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AcroRip V10.3 is a RIP software that’s easy to use and has a simple interface. It’s compatible with most Epson-based DTG, DTF, and UV printers. Here are some of its key features:
Easy and bug-free installation: AcroRip V10.3 is easy to install and doesn’t have any known bugs.
Custom channel settings: AcroRip V10.3 allows you to change channels on demand and based on your custom requirements.
Updated drivers: AcroRip V10.3 has updated drivers that provide better color expression and accuracy.
Newly added ICC profiles: AcroRip V10.3 includes newly added ICC profiles for DTFPRO inks and consumables, which makes color brightness and color matching so much better.
Channel substitution: AcroRip V10.3 allows you to use a white channel to print yellow ink if the yellow nozzle is clogged.
WAVE function: AcroRip V10.3 has a WAVE function that alleviates a banding issue in UV printers that have Epson printheads.
RIP BOOST setting: AcroRip V10.3 has a RIP BOOST setting that increases the print speed of the popular Epson L1800 printer by 40%.
Paper Cut function: AcroRip V10.3 has a Paper Cut function that cuts the print job into smaller pieces if the print job is too large for the printer.
Roll printing: AcroRip V10.3 supports roll printing on Epson L1800, P400/P600/P800 and other models.
ICC profiles: AcroRip V10.3 includes ICC profiles for Epson L1800, 1390 (for DTFPRO inks) and P600 (for DTFPRO and QUANTUMDTF inks).
AcroRip V10.3 is a powerful RIP software that’s easy to use and offers a wide range of features. It’s a great choice for anyone who wants to print high-quality images and designs on a variety of materials.
We are constantly adding new printer models to the list of compatible printers. If you have a specific model request that is not listed above, please contact us.
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