DTF Supplies Redefined
Color Prime Universal Film provides vibrant prints and consistent results for direct to film printing, and is tailor-made for all DTF Station Prestige printers with specific printing profiles customized for this film. Redefine direct to film printing today.
Features:
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High Ink Loading Layer: Create breathtaking DTF prints with extra layers of color or white.
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Universal Peel (Hot or Cold Peel): Use the film as a hot or cold peel, depending on your preference.
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Matte Side: Easily distinguish the print side.
Sizes Available:
- A4 (7.87") x 109yd
- A3+ (13") x 109yd
- 15.75" x 109yd (Discontinued)
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17.7" x 109yd
- A1 (23.4") x 109yd
Specifications:
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Thickness: 83µm
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Suggested transfer temp. and time: 160°C (320°F) at 10 to 15 seconds.
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Suggested curing temp: 125°C (257°F) for shaker machines, 140°C (284°F) for desktop curing oven.
Instructions:
- Print the image onto the matte side of the film in mirror mode.
- (CMYK>>White Ink)
- Apply hot melt powder evenly and remove excess powder.
- Cure hot melt powder using suggested temperatures stated above.
- Transfer the image by heat press at medium pressure with suggested temperature and time stated above.
- Peel (remove the film gently).
- Heat Press again at 137°C (280°F) for 5sec with medium pressure to enhance softer hand feel.
Compatible with:
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DTF Station Prestige DTF Printers
- Any DTF printer on the market
WARNING
- Caution: When handling DTF Hot Melt Powder, do not ingest or inhale powder. Harmful if swallowed. Skin irritations may occur. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. If contact with eyes, rinse with large amounts of water. Wear protective clothing, gear, mask and gloves when handling powder. If allergic reaction persists or accidentally ingested, seek medical help immediately.
- For DTG printers, powder should NOT be applied on the platen. It needs to be applied AWAY from the printer. Application near the printer increases the risk of printer damage if the printer "breathes" in the adhesive powder into the intake fan by the electronics near the back of the machine. Damage to the printer for inappropriate use may not be covered under warranty.
