- SKU: L24R-SHAKER
- VENDOR: DTF Station
Seismo DTF Powder Shaker & Dryer — Heavy-Duty Inline Powder and Cure (16" – 36")
Built for Shops That Don't Stop.
The Seismo line is DTF Station's heavier-duty powder shaker and dryer range — the machines specified in the Prestige XL2, XL2 Pro, XL3, XL4 and X6 production bundles. Where the Miro line covers desktop through production, Seismo is built for continuous multi-shift running.
Printed film feeds directly from the printer, gets an even powder application across full width, excess is vibrated clear, and the adhesive cures — one automated pass, no operator standing over a powder tray.
The Range
| Model | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Seismo S20 | Entry powder station. The lowest-cost route out of hand-powdering. |
| Seismo L16R | 16" heavy-duty shaker and dryer for sustained 13"–16" production. |
| Seismo L24R | 24" heavy-duty shaker. The machine bundled with the XL2, XL2 Pro, XL3 and XL4. |
| Seismo V36R | 36" shaker matched to the Prestige X6. |
Miro or Seismo?
Both automate powder and cure. The Miro line is the lighter-duty, lower-cost option and is the right answer for most shops running one shift. Seismo is built for heavier continuous duty — it's what DTF Station specifies when a machine is expected to run all day, every day, behind a multi-head printer. If you're buying a 24" printer and plan to run it hard, the L24R is the more durable choice; if you're running moderate volume, the Miro 24 does the same job for less money.
What a Shaker Actually Fixes
- Even coverage — consistent powder across full width on every sheet, not operator-dependent.
- Clean excess removal — controlled vibration prevents adhesive haze around designs.
- Repeatable cure — controlled temperature and dwell instead of guessing at oven timing.
- Labour — print-to-cured-film runs unattended.
- Adjustable process control — belt speed, shake power, cooling and suction are all tunable.
Consumables and Maintenance
Seismo A16 and A24 machines use a HEPA replacement filter, which we stock. Filters are wear items — running them clogged degrades cure consistency and shortens machine life. Ask us to set a replacement cadence based on your actual run hours.
Color Gamut Consulting Support
Cure temperature and dwell change final colour density and hand-feel. A profile built against under-cured film won't hold once the shaker is properly dialled in — which is why we build your ICC profile against the powder and cure settings you actually run, rather than a generic assumption. On a production line, that's the difference between colour that matches across shifts and colour that drifts.
Important Notes
- Match width to your printer. A shaker narrower than your printed output makes full-width printing impossible.
- Freight: ships freight. Confirm dock or liftgate access.
- Full model-by-model specifications: being confirmed with DTF Station and will be added shortly. Ask us for exact dimensions, power and throughput before ordering a specific model.
