The Epson SureColor F9470H is the 64-inch dye-sub printer with the 6-color UltraChrome DS6 ink set — meaning it adds fluorescent yellow and pink to the standard CMYK. That's the whole reason this exists: sportswear and team apparel where the neon greens, oranges, and pinks won't print correctly out of plain CMYK. Dual PrecisionCore TFP heads run at up to ~1,169 sq ft/hr, with 3L ink packs for long unattended runs and auto tension control to keep transfer paper from drifting. The thing buyers regret is the install — it needs two AC power outlets, operates between 59-95°F, and weighs 639 lbs. Plan freight, floor space, and HVAC before you order. And remember: you still need a calender or large-format heat press to actually transfer onto fabric. Color matching with fluorescents is its own learning curve — fluorescent inks behave differently under different light sources, so studio lighting and sign-off conditions matter. Plan operator training and a Pantone-aware RIP profile for the fluorescent ink set so customers get what they actually approved.