Focus on DTF Printing


Unveiling the Digital Heat FX DTF – 12H2


YES Group is proud to announce the launch of its new exclusive Digital Heat FX DTF – 12H2, the fi rst commercial high volume direct to fi lm transfer printer system to fi t through a standard doorway. The printing industry has experienced rapid growth in recent times, with more and more organisations moving to DTF printers The use of direct to fi lm allows you to obtain simplicity, convenience, consistency in performance with a wide range of colours. Direct to fi lm or DTF is a process that transfers prints onto fabric or other substrates using a heat press mechanism. Unlike the DTG method, which only works on cotton fabrics, the DTF method can work on cotton and poly blends.


The DTF process eliminated the use of rollers that previously caused the page to slide. This rectifi es the appearance of any linings on your white layer prints. So, if you are looking for a printing technology with fl awless fi nal designs that are an exact depiction of the image you wanted on the fabric, DTF is the choice. As the name suggests, a direct to fi lm allows you to print a design on a fi lm and transfer it directly to the intended surface, such as fabric. The key reason why DTF is gaining prominence is the freedom it gives you to choose almost any surface for printing. The DTF printer technology allows you to print easily on cotton, polyester, synthetic, or silk without any trouble. Plus, DTF printers can work on both dark and white fabric without any need to press on expensive A and B paper.


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Digital Heat FX DTF – 12H2


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