Epson XP600 Compatible Printers

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The Epson XP600 (officially the F1080-A1, also called DX11) is used in entry-level DTF and UV-aqueous printers globally. This page covers which machines use it and how to identify XP600 vs DX11 labeling confusion.

XP600, F1080-A1, DX11 — same head, three names

These three names all refer to the same Epson printhead. The confusion arises because the head was named after the Epson XP-600 consumer printer it was designed for, and Epson's official part designation is F1080-A1. Some documentation and aftermarket listings use "DX11" as a generation name. If your printer documentation or supplier uses any of these three names, it is the same head.

Printers using the XP600

DTF printers (generic, China-assembled): The vast majority of XP600 installations are in entry-level DTF printers manufactured in China under various brand names. If your DTF printer was sold specifying "XP600" or "F1080-A1," this is the correct replacement head.

UV-aqueous printers: Select UV-aqueous printers (not UV-curable) also use the XP600. Confirm your machine uses water-based UV-aqueous ink — UV-curable machines require a different head entirely.

Contact us with your printer brand and model for confirmation — especially important if you are not certain whether your printer uses aqueous or UV-curable inks.