DTF inks, PET films, hot melt powders, and maintenance products selected for garment decoration workshops and professional printers.
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Find the essential products to keep your DTF workshop running smoothly. Choose the category that matches your production needs directly.
Professional CMYK and white inks, for intense colors and good opacity on both light and dark garments. Individually or in bundles.
Transfer films designed for consistent printing, accurate detail reproduction, and clean transfers.
Hot Melt adhesive powders for durable, flexible, and consistent transfers.
Cleaning solutions, flushing liquids, and lint-free accessories to minimize clogged nozzles.
Inks, PET films, adhesive powders, and maintenance solutions: quickly access the items you need without having to browse through a generic catalog.
Selected to meet the real constraints of a DTF workshop: consistency, continuous production, precision, and cost control.
Our products are shipped from France to reduce supply times and limit production interruptions.
Not sure which ink, film, powder, or maintenance product to choose? Our team is here to guide you.
Order individually for your occasional needs or choose our bundles to optimize the cost of your regular production.
Check the specifications of each product, verify its availability, and order directly online.
Reduce the cost of your consumables with our bundles designed for workshops with regular consumption.
Ink quality plays an essential role in the sharpness, colorimetry, and consistency of a DTF print. Our inks are designed for printing systems using a CMYK configuration with a white underbase.
White ink ensures visual opacity and provides a visible result on dark garments. Cyan, magenta, yellow, and black inks reproduce all the colors of your printed file.
To maintain consistent print quality, use inks suited to your equipment and perform regular printer maintenance. Our inks are available in 1-liter bottles, individually or in professional bundles.
PET film is the intermediate medium on which the design is printed before powder application and heat pressing. A quality film must ensure good ink adhesion, accurate visual reproduction, and a clean peel after pressing.
Our rolls are designed for workshops looking for consistent production and good stability during printing, available in several lengths.
Before choosing your film, check its width, peeling type, pressing conditions, and compatibility with your production process.
DTF powder is applied to the still-wet ink after the design is printed on the PET film. During curing, it melts and forms an adhesive layer that will allow the transfer to bond to the garment.
An even application is essential to avoid poorly adhered areas, irregular outlines, or premature wear of the print.
Our hot melt powders are available individually or in bundles. Always follow the curing, pressing, and cooling parameters specific to your film, powder, and garment.
Regular maintenance of a DTF printer is essential to limit production downtime and preserve print quality. White ink contains a high concentration of pigments and can form deposits when left stationary.
Our cleaning solutions, flushing liquids, and lint-free wipes allow you to perform the main routine maintenance operations:
Colorful visuals, even solids, and fine details when print settings are correctly configured.
PET films designed to streamline production steps, from printing to peeling after pressing.
A suitable hot melt powder contributes to a well-fixed, flexible transfer that withstands wear and tear.
Consistent and properly stored consumables reduce variations between two prints.
Frequent preventive maintenance limits ink residue accumulation and the risk of clogging.
Our professional bundles allow you to tailor your purchases to your consumption.
DTF-France supports businesses that produce their own transfers or carry out garment decoration on a daily basis.
Choosing a DTF consumable depends on several criteria:
Before ordering, please read the product description carefully.
When in doubt, contact our team with your printer model, the type of consumable currently used, and your needs.
DTF, or Direct to Film, is a textile printing process where a design is printed onto a PET film using colored inks and a white underbase. An adhesive powder is then applied to the ink and heated. The resulting transfer is finally applied to the garment using a heat press.
The main consumables are:
Depending on your setup, other parts or consumables may also be required.
The ink must be suited to your printer, printheads, and ink delivery system. Also check its viscosity, storage conditions, and the equipment manufacturer's recommendations. Avoid mixing different ink brands without first flushing the system or consulting a technician.
White ink contains a high concentration of pigments intended to create an opaque underbase. These pigments can settle when the ink is stationary. It is therefore necessary to maintain the circulation system in good condition, shake the bottles according to the applicable recommendations, and perform regular maintenance.
Store your inks in their original packaging, in a clean, dry place away from direct light. Avoid extreme temperatures and respect the recommended use-by date. Carefully close the bottles after use to limit contamination by dust or fibers.
A hot-peel film can generally be removed quickly after pressing. A cold-peel film requires cooling time before removal. Exact parameters depend on the film used: always refer to the product data sheet and run tests before starting a production run.
The powder must evenly cover all printed areas. The excess must then be removed before curing. An insufficient amount can lead to poor adhesion, while an excessive amount can create irregular edges or a thicker feel.
To limit risks:
In case of persistent defects, contact a qualified technician.
There is no guaranteed universal compatibility. Compatibility depends mainly on the printhead type, ink delivery system, RIP settings, working temperature, and production process. Consult each product's specifications or contact us before ordering.
DTF can be used on many fabrics, including cotton, polyester, and certain blends. Results may vary depending on the fabric composition, treatment, texture, and pressing parameters. Always run a test before any major production.
Orders are prepared according to product availability and validation times. The estimated lead time is indicated when ordering. For urgent requests or large stock requirements, please contact us before confirming your purchase.
Yes. Our consumables are available individually or in bundles. For large orders, recurring needs, or specific professional requirements, contact our team to discuss your needs.
Our practical guides to help you choose your consumables, optimize your settings, and calculate your production costs.
Learn how to calculate the real cost of your prints by including ink, film, powder, maintenance, energy, and production time.
Discover the criteria to consider for consistent colors, good opacity, and a more stable print
Compare the different packaging options to select the solution best suited to your consumption and budget.
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CMYK and white inks, PET films, Hot Melt powders, and maintenance products: quickly order the essential consumables for your production, in sizes suited to your workload.
