DTF Printer Ink
Owcors offers DTF Ink in a variety of colors and capacities
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PG2010 1000ML DTF Transfer Ink
Price range: $15.00 through $75.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
PG2010 100ML DTF Transfer Ink
Price range: $2.00 through $10.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
PG2010 500ML DTF Transfer Ink
Price range: $7.00 through $35.00This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
PG2011 1000ML DTF White Ink
Original price was: $13.20.$12.00Current price is: $12.00.
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Why choose Owcors DTF ink
Fine ink particles
Stable nozzle output
Clear color layering
Slow particle settling
More Smooth Printing
Ultra-fine pigment particles ensure smooth ink flow and reduce the risk of clogging.
More Precise Color-output
Wide color gamut with high fidelity — delivers sharp, vibrant, and accurate prints.
More Slow Sinking-rate
Stable formulation minimizes pigment settling, making storage and reuse hassle-free.
Specs & Tech Parameters
| Ink Model | PG1800 / PG2002 / PG2003 / PG2003A / PG2005 / PG2009 / PG2010 / PG2011 |
| Ink Type | Water-based Pigment ink |
| Color | C / M / Y / K / W / LC / LM / FO / FG / FM / FY |
| Volume | 1000ML / 500ML / 100ML / 5000ML Customized |
| Applicable Print Head | Epson I3200 / 4720 / L1800 / L805 / L8058 / L8550 / L1390 / XP600 |
| Particle Size | < 300nm |
| Shelf Life | 12 - 24 Months |
| Test Reports | See The Table Below. Contact Us For More Details |
| Package Spec | Bottle / Bag Available |
| Transport Package | Carton / Large Plastic Storage Bins / Assignable |
| PH | 8.0 - 9.2 |
| Density | 1.02 - 1.09 g/ml |
| Viscosity | 3.5 - 6 mPa.s |
| Surface Tension | 30 - 50 mN/m |
| Elongation | ≥ 200% |
| Coverage | 90% - 98% |
| Dry Rubbing Fastness Grade | Level 4 - 5 |
| Wet Rubbing Fastness Grade | Level 4 - 5 |
| Light Fastness Grade | Level 5 - 6 |
| Washing Fastness Grade | Level 4 - 5 |
5 Color Ink Set
Product Test
Comparison
Product Test
Comparison
VQA
9
8
8
9
VQA(Visual Quality Assessment): Visually inspect the samples under natural light conditions to evaluate surface color uniformity, gloss consistency, and printing defects such as missing print, smudges, and scratches.
CRA
9
8
8
9
CRA(Color Reproduction Accuracy): According to the ISO 12647 color management standard, a spectrophotometer is used to measure the CIE Lab value of the sample, calculate the ΔE2000 color difference with the target color, and determine whether it is within the tolerance.
CD & GB
9
7
8
9
CD & GB(Color Density & Gray Balance): The optical density values of each primary color and composite gray were measured using a color densitometer to verify the ink layer thickness, saturation, and degree of gray balance shift.
ICRC
9
9
9
9
ICRC(Ink Color Ratio Consistency): Detecting the stability of the ratio of white ink to color ink and recording the fluctuation rate of the ratio during the continuous output process to ensure the stability of the inkjet system output under different color combinations.
O/C
9
9
9
9
O/C(Opacity/Coverage): The difference in reflectance of the sample over the background is measured according to the ISO 2814 test method, and the percentage opacity is calculated to assess the underlying color shielding ability.
CLFP
9
6
7
7
CLFP(Color Layer Fusion Performance): Under microscopic observation conditions, the transition uniformity between color layers, the state of interfacial adhesion and the absence of obvious color banding or delamination were evaluated.
T & DP
8
4
5
7
T & DP(Tensile & Ductile Properties): According to ISO 13934 test method, tensile test is carried out on the samples at a specified rate, and the elongation at break and the breaking strength are recorded to evaluate the flexibility and structural stability of the materials.
IF
9
5
8
6
IF(Inkjet Fluency): Conducts long-distance continuous printing tests to record nozzle status, ink break frequency and recovery performance to ensure that the inkjet system has stable ink supply and discharge capabilities.
WF
9
7
7
7
WF(Washing Fastness): According to ISO 105-C06, the color change, peeling and cracking of printed patterns are detected by simulating home washing conditions (specified temperature, detergent concentration, time and mechanical action).
OR
8.9
7
7.7
8
OR(Overall Rating): The Overall Rating represents the weighted average of all evaluation indicators, providing a single, clear measure of the product’s overall performance and quality level. It helps you quickly understand how the product performs across all tested criteria. Each indicator is scored from 0-9, with a composite score from 8-9 considered good, 5-8 considered moderate, and 0-5 considered poor. Integral scores are assessed upwards (e.g., 8 is considered good).
Multi-Color Ink Set
Product Test
Comparison
Product Test
Comparison
VQA
9
9
9
8
VQA(Visual Quality Assessment): Visually inspect the samples under natural light conditions to evaluate surface color uniformity, gloss consistency, and printing defects such as missing print, smudges, and scratches.
CRA
9
9
8
8
CRA(Color Reproduction Accuracy): According to the ISO 12647 color management standard, a spectrophotometer is used to measure the CIE Lab value of the sample, calculate the ΔE2000 color difference with the target color, and determine whether it is within the tolerance.
CD & GB
9
9
8
7
CD & GB(Color Density & Gray Balance): The optical density values of each primary color and composite gray were measured using a color densitometer to verify the ink layer thickness, saturation, and degree of gray balance shift.
ICRC
9
9
9
9
ICRC(Ink Color Ratio Consistency): Detecting the stability of the ratio of white ink to color ink and recording the fluctuation rate of the ratio during the continuous output process to ensure the stability of the inkjet system output under different color combinations.
O/C
9
9
9
8
O/C(Opacity/Coverage): The difference in reflectance of the sample over the background is measured according to the ISO 2814 test method, and the percentage opacity is calculated to assess the underlying color shielding ability.
CLFP
9
9
7
7
CLFP(Color Layer Fusion Performance): Under microscopic observation conditions, the transition uniformity between color layers, the state of interfacial adhesion and the absence of obvious color banding or delamination were evaluated.
T & DP
7
7
6
4
T & DP(Tensile & Ductile Properties): According to ISO 13934 test method, tensile test is carried out on the samples at a specified rate, and the elongation at break and the breaking strength are recorded to evaluate the flexibility and structural stability of the materials.
IF
8
9
7
6
IF(Inkjet Fluency): Conducts long-distance continuous printing tests to record nozzle status, ink break frequency and recovery performance to ensure that the inkjet system has stable ink supply and discharge capabilities.
WF
7
7
6
6
WF(Washing Fastness): According to ISO 105-C06, the color change, peeling and cracking of printed patterns are detected by simulating home washing conditions (specified temperature, detergent concentration, time and mechanical action).
OR
8.4
8.5
7.6
7
OR(Overall Rating): The Overall Rating represents the weighted average of all evaluation indicators, providing a single, clear measure of the product’s overall performance and quality level. It helps you quickly understand how the product performs across all tested criteria. Each indicator is scored from 0-9, with a composite score from 8-9 considered good, 5-8 considered moderate, and 0-5 considered poor. Integral scores are assessed upwards (e.g., 8 is considered good).
We Provide Various Certifications For DTF Ink
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does DTF ink fade?
The reasons for DTF printing ink fading may include issues with ink quality, improper transfer heating temperature and time, subpar coating quality, and environmental factors. You can refer to This Article for details on the causes and solutions. For your information, ink fading and ink dimming are caused by the same factor.
How should I store ink?
Generally, DTF ink requires specific temperature and humidity conditions for storage. If you can ensure a stable environment regarding these two factors, then you can consider storing it yourself. Understanding ink storage can facilitate long term use, read This Article to learn more.
How long is the shipping time?
We ship within 48 hours after order confirmation. Delivery typically takes 5 – 8 business days to most regions. For urgent or bulk orders, expedited shipping options are available — just let us know your needs when you submit your quote request.
Why can't white ink cover colored ink?
The reasons why white ink cannot cover colored ink usually involve issues with the ink itself, the printing equipment, the printing process, or the substrate or materials used. You can Click Here for the specific reasons.
How to solve the problem of white ink not covering color ink?
To address the issue of white ink not being able to cover colored ink, one can try optimizing the white ink formulation, checking and maintaining the equipment, adjusting the printing process, and improving substrate treatment. You can click the link from the previous question to see the solution.