Premium CMYK White Texitle DTF Printer Pigment Ink

Discover the exceptional quality of DTF Printer Textile Ink, a high-performance, water-based, and non-toxic ink specifically formulated for use with DTF printers. Known for its opacity and durability, this ink is perfect for creating top-notch DTF prints on a variety of materials.

Benefits

The opaque yellow hue of the ink provides a robust foundation for your designs, ensuring they stand out with sharpness and visual appeal.

With its opacity, the ink guarantees a consistent yellow base for your designs, essential for producing clear and well-defined prints.

Compatible with a broad spectrum of materials, including cotton, polyester, nylon, leather, and various garments like hoodies, sweatshirts, aprons, tank tops, V-necks, and tote bags. Let your creativity shine on an array of fabrics and accessories.

The water-based, non-toxic formulation ensures a safe printing experience, aligning with the standards of businesses dedicated to safety and environmental sustainability.

What is DTF Ink?

DTF ink is designed to print directly onto specialized transfer film, which is then heat-pressed onto fabric. It typically includes CMYK pigment inks along with a white ink to create vibrant prints on dark fabrics. The white ink acts as a base layer, enhancing the brightness and vividness of colors. Suitable for various fabrics such as cotton, polyester, and blends, DTF ink allows for detailed and intricate designs to be seamlessly printed and transferred. It produces high-quality, durable prints that are resistant to washing and wear, maintaining flexibility and a soft touch over time.

Is DTF Ink Pigment-Based?

Yes, DTF (Direct to Film) ink is generally a type of pigment ink. Pigment inks are recognized for their vibrant colors, durability, and resistance to fading. In the DTF printing process, these inks are used to print directly onto the DTF transfer film, which is then heat-pressed onto different fabrics.

Can You Use Sublimation Ink on DTF Film?

Using sublimation ink on DTF film is not advisable. Sublimation ink is intended for sublimation printing, whereas DTF ink is specifically designed for the DTF printing process. Each system uses different printing techniques, making them incompatible.

DTF Ink vs. Sublimation Ink: Key Differences

Fabric Compatibility: DTF ink works with a wider range of fabrics, while sublimation ink is best suited for polyester and poly-coated materials.

White Ink: DTF ink includes white ink for printing on dark fabrics, unlike sublimation ink.

Durability: Both inks offer excellent durability, but sublimation ink embeds into the fabric, providing extra resistance to peeling.

Applications: DTF ink is versatile for various fabrics, while sublimation ink is ideal for both fabrics and hard goods with poly coatings.

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