DTF Film

DTF Film, standing for Direct to Film, is a key component in DTF printing technology, which has revolutionized textile marking by offering precise, durable, and edge-free printing on various media. DTF films are typically made of PET (polyethylene terephthalate) and are essential for transferring designs onto textiles. The films are coated with a particular layer to accommodate DTF inks, and their composition varies depending on whether they are hot peel, cold peel, or designed for specific effects like metallic or glitter finishes. These films come in different thicknesses and formats, such as individual sheets for small-scale use or rolls for larger projects. The choice between hot peeling, where the film is peeled off while still hot, and cold peeling, which involves peeling at room temperature, depends on the specific application and desired level of productivity.