DTF Printer (Direct to Film)
FAQs
What’s the Difference Between DTF and DTG Printers?
Here’s an overview of the most common differences between DTF and DTG printers:
Factors | DTF | DTG |
Quality | It has a high quality, although it may still feel like a print compared to DTG products. | The prints feel more like part of the fabric you’re using for the job. |
Vibrancy | You must use software to optimize your colors correctly. | You must use software to optimize your colors correctly. |
Pre-Treatment | There’s no pre-treatment required. | It requires a pre-treatment process. |
Versatility | You can use it for many different products besides garments. | It’s limited to garments only. |
Cost | They’re slightly more affordable and have a lower cost-per-print cost. | The machines require a larger upfront investment and a pre-treatment process, which may take the costs up too. |
Transfer Films | You need transfer films. | You don’t need transfer films. |
Which Printer Should I Pick?
You should pick the option that suits your needs the best. Some factors we recommend considering include:
- Fabric/color preferences
- Design detail
- Sustainability
- Budget
Each of our DTF bundles covers a wide range of needs. Take your time to review all the products on our list, and choose the one that adapts to your goals. You may also talk to our expert team for guidance.
How Versatile Is DTF Printing?
People may cover a wide range of fabric types with DTF printing, including polyester, cotton, and blends. These printers are perfect for those looking for exceptional results regardless of the product.
Thanks to the high quality that DTF printing offers, you can improve your business and start offering more products that you didn’t have before. If you started offering shirts and hoodies, for example, you could expand to caps, shoes, and even socks.
There are little to no limitations when it comes to DTF printing. We still suggest you do research before buying, as that will guarantee you’re getting something that covers your needs.