This is an archive of blogs about DTF supplies. It contains categories related to DTF Ink, DTF Film, and DTF powder. We will update the content about DTF supplies from time to time. You can take a brief look at DTF consumables through this article.
The inks, films and powders in DTF consumables are central elements in ensuring production quality. However, improper storage DTF supplies can lead to a range of printing problems. In this article, we will discuss this issue and raise awareness of improper storage of consumables.
Using high-quality DTF print supplies is only half the battle when it comes to maximizing productivity and profits. This article explores how the same set of consumables can deliver very different results depending on your printhead choice.
It is common to mix different DTF supplies when DTF printing. Today will look at the possible problems with doing so.
One of the key steps in the direct-to-film (DTF) printing process is to cure the DTF powder to ensure that certain benefits are provided for the transfer of the ink. Some people may try to cure DTF powder with a heat press, but we do not recommend this method. In this article, we'll look at why curing DTF powder with a heat press isn't ideal, and the right way to do it.
When doing DTF printing you may have so much film ready that you need to think about storing it. Don't worry, these articles will show you how to go about storing film and some related advice.
DTF powder is always used in DTF printing, so it is inevitable that problems are encountered during the process. For example, Why is there excess DTF powder in the "shaking" process? This article will discuss this problem and how to solve it.
