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“The Kornit Apollo prints up to 400 pieces per hour, with wet-on-wet pretreat and inline drying.”
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Kornit's own page says all three: “up to 400 impressions per hour” in the hero, “Up to 400 shirts per hour” in the technical specifications, and “350-400 prints per hour” in the FAQ. The vendor is not consistent with itself, and the same FAQ puts a realistic figure lower — “an output of ranging from 270-330 prints per hours”. Take the spec number as a ceiling on one design in one colourway; pretreatment and flattening are inline. Kornit · Images · Printweek
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Where the claim appeared
Repeated across the trade, AI-generated market reports included, with no single publication on record as its origin. Nothing is listed here rather than something guessed.
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The rating holds — Kornit's technical specifications do state the claim. What did not hold was our caveat. We published “Impressions, not pieces”, and the same page says “Up to 400 shirts per hour” in its spec table and “350-400 prints per hour” in its FAQ. The distinction we drew is not one the source draws; the vendor contradicts itself, which is the stronger and more useful finding. The FAQ's own realistic range, 270-330, is now on the page too.
“Up to 400 shirts per hour”
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Issue 001 · section reference · last checked 2026-08-31