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Discover the TIM Thermal Copier/Printer: Next-Gen Efficiency and Style

Introducing the TIM Thermal Copier/Printer by 3K Instruments, the ultimate choice for modern tattoo shops and creative professionals. This sleek and compact device combines advanced electronics with a stylish design, offering a 25% reduction in energy consumption compared to traditional copiers. The TIM stands out from its predecessor, the popular A4 copier, with its innovative thermal imaging technology, which quickly and accurately transfers stencil designs onto thermal stencil paper. Two LED indicators in red and green provide clear status updates, ensuring seamless operation.

Technical Excellence and Enhanced Performance

The TIM Thermal Copier/Printer is not just about style; it's a marvel of technical innovation. It features improved power consumption of approximately 1000W and a sensor-controlled cooling system that reduces downtime by 30%. The cooling phases are managed efficiently, thanks to an additional temperature sensor, ensuring consistent and reliable performance. The device is designed with ease of maintenance in mind, featuring an easy-clean roller and reflector, making cleaning a breeze. Its specifications include crisp clear stencils within seconds, compatibility with all styles of stencil papers, and European CE certification.

Unmatched Convenience for Professional Use

The TIM Thermal Copier/Printer is an indispensable tool for tattoo artists and other creative professionals. Its compact size (16.5” x 4” x 7”) and lightweight (13 lbs or 6 kg) design make it perfect for spaces where space is limited. With its short cooling times and easy-to-use interface, the TIM streamlines your workflow, allowing you to focus on what you do best. The TIM is ideal for daily use in tattoo shops, providing a quick, efficient, and environmentally friendly solution for stencil creation. Upgrade your studio today with the TIM Thermal Copier/Printer by 3K Instruments and experience the future of thermal printing.