The feel would depend on the type of powder you are using and the thickness of your ink layer. It certainly beats laser white toner transfers. Washability is fine providing you use quality + powder and following correct application procedures. Yes, you will need to use rip software such as acrorip in order to print white and colour at the same time and choke white layer by a few pixels so that you don’t end up with a thin white outline. Additional colours will allow to add white ink. Older printers will be compatible with most types of print rip software and will have refillable ink systems. Which printers can be used for DTF printing?Īny older printer that prints with 5 or more colours. Only downside is that it’s slower compared to other printers like P600. It is easy to convert and does not need any special parts. This printer is well documented and has been used for DTG printing for many years.
Replacement parts are very cheap and readily available. It has been well tested with DTF inks and performs well. What printer do you recommend for DTF conversion? You will still need to pretreat your garments using your preferred pretreatment solution. It’s not as good as specialized DTG ink but it will work fine. Yes, you can print shirts on your DTG printer using DTF ink. Printing with DTG ink on DTF film will make the ink run and mix with white and CMYK. No, DTF printing requires special DTF ink. How much does is to cost to print an A3 sheet?Īt the current rate you will roughly spend £0.26 for powder + £0.18 on white ink + £0.16 on CMYK ink + £1.10 on transfer sheet = £1.70. If you print every 2 days, all you will need to do is shake the ink and run an automatic printhead clean before printing. Best form of maintenance is regular printing. DTF white ink still separates and will need a daily shake. DTG ink does not clog up as bad and when clogs do happen, they are a lot easier to clean. Here is a compilation of frequently asked questions we receive about DTF printing.ĭoes DTF printing require a lot of printer maintenance?ĭTF printing still requires the same maintenance that DTG needs.
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