DTF Printing become a Game Changer for your Business
One of the advantages of DTF printing is its versatility. It can be used on a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, blends, and more. The prints are also durable and flexible, making them suitable for various applications, including apparel, accessories, and home textiles.
What Is DTF Printing ?
DTF (Direct To Film) printing is a process used in garment Printing, where the design is printed directly onto a special film that is then transferred onto the any type fabric.DTF is also fast and forward for Start up or Steetwear with no high minimum order quantities,it a popular choice for small to medium sized business.
DTF Printing Process
The DTF printing is simple and easy.Below some steps for DTF Printing Process are
STEP 1 : Design Preparation
Create or obtain the design you want to print. Ensure that the design is in a format compatible with your RIP software. The design should also be appropriately sized for the garment.
STEP 2 : Prepare the DTF Printer
Load the DTF ink cartridges into the printer and install the DTF film. Make sure the printer is properly calibrated for DTF printing.
Step 3: Set Up the RIP Software
Open the RIP (Raster Image Processor) software on your computer. Import the design into the software and adjust settings such as color, resolution, and print quality. Make sure the software is configured to work with your specific DTF printer model.
Step 4: Print the Design
Send the design through software for Printing.
Step 5: Cover Print with DTF Powder
Immediately after printing your design onto the DTF film, you need to apply the DTF powder while the ink is still wet. Gently sprinkle a generous amount of DTF powder over the entire printed area.
Step 6: Melt the Powder
Heat the film to melt the powder and bond it with the ink.
Step 7: Transfer the Design
Use the heatpress to transfer the design from the film to the fabric.
Step 8: Peel and Finish
After the transfer process is complete, carefully peel off the DTF film from the garment. The design should now be successfully transferred onto the fabric. Allow the garment to cool before handling or washing.