DTF Ink for Direct-to-Film Printing
DTF Ink is formulated for direct-to-film printing workflows in which artwork is printed onto transfer film before being prepared for garment application. When choosing ink, check the specifications of your printer, printhead, film, powder, and workflow rather than assuming every DTF ink is interchangeable. Always follow the requirements listed for the specific product and equipment you use.
Ink options for DTF printing workflows
Color choices for building your required ink set
Easy access to related DTF printing supplies
How to Choose DTF Ink
Start by checking the requirements of your DTF printing equipment. Printer configuration, printhead requirements, ink delivery system, and the other materials in your workflow can influence which ink is appropriate. Do not choose DTF Ink based on color or bottle size alone; review the specifications of the individual product before ordering.
Next, consider the complete printing process. DTF production typically involves more than ink, so your film, powder, artwork preparation, and application process should be considered together. If you prefer finished transfers instead of producing them yourself, explore DTF Transfers from Eagle DTF Print.
Your intended garment can also affect production planning. Before beginning a job, review the transfer and garment instructions and run appropriate tests for your setup. You can browse Blank Apparel when planning complete apparel projects, or compare Glow in the Dark DTF Transfers when you need a specialty transfer option.
For more printing products and supplies, visit Eagle DTF Print. For a general overview of the process, read about direct-to-film printing on Wikipedia.
Not sure which DTF ink option fits your printing setup? Contact Eagle DTF Print with your product or ordering questions before purchasing.
