DTF PET films are classified based on their coating type, thickness, and peeling method:
1. Cold Peel DTF Film – Requires cooling before peeling, providing a glossy finish.
2. Hot Peel DTF Film – Can be peeled immediately after pressing, offering a matte finish and faster production.
1. 75 Microns – Common for standard printing applications.
2. 100 Microns – Preferred for industrial-grade printing, providing better durability.
1. Single-Side Coated Film – Coated on one side for ink adhesion.
2. Double-Side Coated Film – Anti-static and anti-curling, providing better stability during printing.
✔ Smooth & Consistent Coating – Ensures uniform ink absorption and sharp details.
✔ High Ink Absorption – Prevents smudging, ensuring crisp prints and vibrant colors.
✔ Anti-Static & Anti-Curl Properties – Keeps the film flat and stable during printing.
✔ Compatible with All Fabrics – Works on cotton, polyester, blends, denim, leather, and more.
✔ Strong Adhesion & Durability – Ensures long-lasting, wash-resistant prints.
✔ Quick Peeling & Transfer – Available in hot and cold peel options for convenience.
1. Printing – The design is printed in reverse on the coated side of the PET film using DTF inks (CMYK + White).
2. Powder Application – A hot-melt adhesive powder is applied to the printed film.
3. Curing – The film is heated in a curing oven to set the adhesive.
4. Transfer – The film is pressed onto fabric using a heat press machine.
5. Peeling – The film is peeled off (hot or cold), leaving a high-quality print on the fabric.
✅ Custom Apparel Printing – T-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, and jackets.
✅ Workwear & Uniforms – Corporate branding, sportswear, and promotional clothing.
✅ Merchandise & Accessories – Tote bags, caps, and even footwear.
✅ Textile & Leather Printing – Works on hard-to-print surfaces like leather and denim.
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