Direct to Film and Direct to Garment Printing | What's the Difference
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Direct to Film and Direct to Garment Printing | What's the Difference
The perfect comparison between the 2 most popular technologies for printing custom t-shirts.
DTF, or Direct to Film, has many features that make it an attractive option for busy shops.
- Very fast transfer production
- Use with any fabric
- Stretchable – and looks great afterwards
- Low cost per print
- Sell transfers as well as completed custom apparel
- No pretreat needed
- Low heat press time
- Washes like screen printing
DTF Printers do everything you need to make a t-shirt transfer inside the machine. First, it's an inkjet printer, so it is going to print your art in reverse on a film with a white layer behind it.
You can see the full Direct-to-Film process with the DTF-24H2 in this video: How It Works | Printing DTF Transfers...
Then it will travel through the powder system. This powder is like a glue that will cover your design. Next it will go through a shaking process where any excess powder will be beaten off the film.
The final step is the dryer. This is where your ink and powder dry onto the film, making it a transferable transfer. All your printer transfers will gather into a roll for easy storage.
But those features don’t take anything away from what makes DTG or Direct to Garment printing a popular choice:
- Highest quality low volume prints
- Incredibly soft hand or “feel”
- Low cost per print
- Fade to shirt is perfect. Great for smoke, flame and other effects
- VERY quiet operation
- No odor or fumes
- Perfect for home, office or kiosk operation
ColDesi's DTG G4 has several features that make it stand apart from traditional DTG printers that you may be used to. To start, it features a patented vacuum platen that sucks the ink down into the shirt fibers.
You can see the DTG G4's vacuum platen in this video: DTG G4 | Patented Vacuum Platen
This gives the prints a super soft hand feel and a very vibrant finish, but also drastically reduces maintenance inside the machine.
Instead of the ink flying around inside the machine it's being pulled into the shirt.
You can learn more about each technology and their differences at https://coldesi.com/2021/10/direct-to...
The perfect comparison between the 2 most popular technologies for printing custom t-shirts.
DTF, or Direct to Film, has many features that make it an attractive option for busy shops.
- Very fast transfer production
- Use with any fabric
- Stretchable – and looks great afterwards
- Low cost per print
- Sell transfers as well as completed custom apparel
- No pretreat needed
- Low heat press time
- Washes like screen printing
DTF Printers do everything you need to make a t-shirt transfer inside the machine. First, it's an inkjet printer, so it is going to print your art in reverse on a film with a white layer behind it.
You can see the full Direct-to-Film process with the DTF-24H2 in this video: How It Works | Printing DTF Transfers...
Then it will travel through the powder system. This powder is like a glue that will cover your design. Next it will go through a shaking process where any excess powder will be beaten off the film.
The final step is the dryer. This is where your ink and powder dry onto the film, making it a transferable transfer. All your printer transfers will gather into a roll for easy storage.
But those features don’t take anything away from what makes DTG or Direct to Garment printing a popular choice:
- Highest quality low volume prints
- Incredibly soft hand or “feel”
- Low cost per print
- Fade to shirt is perfect. Great for smoke, flame and other effects
- VERY quiet operation
- No odor or fumes
- Perfect for home, office or kiosk operation
ColDesi's DTG G4 has several features that make it stand apart from traditional DTG printers that you may be used to. To start, it features a patented vacuum platen that sucks the ink down into the shirt fibers.
You can see the DTG G4's vacuum platen in this video: DTG G4 | Patented Vacuum Platen
This gives the prints a super soft hand feel and a very vibrant finish, but also drastically reduces maintenance inside the machine.
Instead of the ink flying around inside the machine it's being pulled into the shirt.
You can learn more about each technology and their differences at https://coldesi.com/2021/10/direct-to...
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