DTF Film and Powder for Transfer Printing
DTF film and powder are two materials used in the direct-to-film printing process. The film carries the printed artwork during production, while adhesive powder is applied as part of preparing the transfer for heat application. When selecting supplies, compare film dimensions, peel characteristics, powder specifications, and the requirements of your existing DTF workflow.
Production Essentials Find film and adhesive powder for your DTF printing workflow.
Multiple Options Compare available film formats and powder specifications before ordering.
Workflow Focused Choose supplies according to your equipment and production requirements.
How to Choose DTF Film and Powder
Start by checking the requirements of your existing DTF printing setup. For film, compare the listed width, length, format, and peel characteristics with the equipment and production process you use. Choosing dimensions that fit your workflow can help reduce unnecessary handling and simplify routine production.
For DTF powder, review the specifications and instructions provided with the individual product. Adhesive powders are part of the transfer-production process, but products can differ. Avoid assuming that every powder should be processed under identical conditions.
Film and powder should also be considered as parts of a complete workflow rather than isolated supplies. Your printer, ink, film, powder, curing process, heat application, and substrate can all affect how a job is produced. Follow the instructions associated with the products and equipment you actually use.
If you would rather order prepared transfers, browse DTF Transfers. For specialty projects, explore Glow in the Dark DTF Transfers. You can also browse Blank Apparel for apparel options.
