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A sublimation printer and a scanning cutter

The Brother printer

The SP1 prints sublimation up to 215 × 355 mm, in three bullets with no connectivity, ink system or ink cost.

The Brother cutter

The ScanNCut SDX1550 scans drawings and recognises up to 900 objects, with 1,303 built-in designs, and publishes no media width.

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  • Vinyl cutting plotters

    Brother ScanNCut SDX1550 with built-in scanning

    Built-in scanning, up to 900 objects recognised · automatic roller blade and holder · 5 in colour touchscreen · SVG and PES files · cuts up to 3 mm · 1,303 designs and 17 fonts

    A cutting machine with built-in scanning that recognises up to 900 objects, an automatic roller blade and a 5-inch colour touchscreen, cutting material up to 3 mm thick, listed only on the German Amazon store.

    Best for: A quilter or sewing crafter who wants to scan shapes and cut designs without a computer, and already works with PES embroidery files.

    ≈ 579 €

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  • Sublimation printers

    Brother SP1 sublimation printer, up to 215 × 355 mm

    Sold as a sublimation printer · prints up to 215 × 355 mm · vivid and Eco print modes · sublimation inks and paper included · compact desktop design

    A compact desktop sublimation printer sold under Brother’s own name, printing up to 215 × 355 mm with vivid and Eco modes, supplied with sublimation inks and paper, and described in three short bullets.

    Best for: A crafter who wants a sublimation printer sold as one by its maker, for designs up to legal-paper length.

    ≈ £287 / 416 €

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