Consumables

A: DTF ink is used in direct-to-film printing to create transfer designs on PET film, which are then heat-pressed onto fabrics such as cotton, polyester, and blends.

A: DTF printing works on a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, blends, canvas, denim, and other textile materials, both light and dark.

A: DTF film is a coated PET film used to carry printed designs. You should choose film based on coating quality, peel type (cold or hot), and compatibility with your printer and ink.

A: Cold peel film requires cooling before peeling and offers more stable results, while hot peel film allows immediate peeling for faster production.

A: UV DTF printing is a process where UV ink is printed onto A film, laminated with B film, and then transferred onto hard surfaces like glass, metal, plastic, and acrylic.

A: UV ink is a UV-curable ink that instantly hardens under UV light, creating durable, scratch-resistant, and waterproof prints for both UV printing and UV DTF applications.

A: UV DTF film consists of A film (printing film) and B film (transfer film). Together, they allow printed designs to be transferred onto various surfaces without direct printing.