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Step 1 · Application

What are you producing?

Choose the closest application and how the material reaches the print area. You can refine the technical requirements in the next steps.

Step 2 · Material and geometry

What must physically fit?

Enter the largest typical item—not the smallest sample. The engine checks orientation, feed architecture, width, bed area, and clearance before any preference ranking.

Enter actual maximum dimensions. Example: 1200 × 800 mm. Keep height at 0 for a flat sheet.

Step 3 · Color and functional output

What must the printed result do?

Choose outcomes. The engine translates them into valid channel capabilities; you do not need to design the printhead layout yourself.

Step 4 · Production priorities

What decides a successful production setup?

Production choices rank physically compatible options. Durability and quality answers define what must be proven in testing.

Step 5 · Review

Confirm the job—not a product choice.

The engine first removes impossible candidates, then ranks only fully approved setup options. Review open questions before generating the result.