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SuperGamut previews Kraken, Super Hydra and an auto-cutter to scale up DTF

The DTF equipment maker is positioning an expanded ink setup, a new commercial printer and a vision-guided cutter as one production system.

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SuperGamut is widening its industrial direct-to-film lineup with three pieces: the Kraken Color Beast ink configuration, a commercial printing system called Super Hydra, and the Sentinel Scout automated cutter. Some Kraken versions add fluorescent inks, and the company says a 13-color configuration is in development.

Sentinel Scout is a compact, camera-guided cutter with a 25-inch format sized for 24-inch DTF film, built to locate and trim cured transfers without manual separation. Super Hydra's final specifications have not been released, so the news is more preview than full launch.

Company leaders framed the push as moving DTF toward volumes once reserved for screen printing, arguing that a printer on its own does not make a production line. No pricing or availability dates were given.

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