Focus on DTF Printing Adelco
Built for production, backed by real support When print shops invest in DTF technology, two things matter most: the quality of the equipment and the support behind it. Adelco delivers on both. The system is built around four Epson I3200 print heads in a premium aluminium frame, delivering 3200dpi at speeds of up to 27m sq/hr. The optional inline cutter keeps workfl ows tight, while a recirculating powder system reduces waste, and fi ve carbon fi bre heating units ensure consistent drying without excessive energy consumption.
Adelco’s specially formulated inks, premium DTF fi lms, and hot-melt adhesive powders are developed specifi cally for the system. When consumables and equipment are engineered together, print quality and wash durability become consistent and predictable rather than hit and miss.
Where Adelco genuinely stands apart is in support. With nearly two decades of in-house manufacturing, CNC machining, and assembly expertise across our global operations, alongside a UK-based team on the ground, Adelco provides the kind of responsive service that most DTF suppliers simply can’t match. When something needs attention, you’re dealing with the people who actually built the machine.
Adelco DTF printer Revolution Transfers
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DTF and the embroidery illusion Revolution Transfers is always exploring ways to push the boundaries of textile decoration. Its latest project has sparked a lot of curiosity: A DTF print that mimics the intricate look of embroidery. The results are striking: Vibrant colours and a design that visually evokes the look of embroidery, all achieved with the speed and fl exibility of DTF.
DTF is already celebrated for its versatility and cost-effectiveness, especially for smaller runs and complex, full-colour designs. By combining traditional embroidery aesthetics with modern DTF technology, the company is creating a solution that offers the best of both worlds: The visual appeal of embroidery without the time-consuming process or minimum order limitations.
This opens exciting opportunities for designers and brands seeking a premium, decorative fi nish while keeping production agile. While true embroidery still has its tactile charm, DTF offers a visually compelling alternative that’s ideal for fast-changing collections and personalised designs.
www.revolutiontransfers.co.uk DTF print made to look like embroidery CraftyJet
The perfect DTF printer for the crafting market In the evolving world of decorated apparel and bespoke crafting, the CraftyJet DTF printer stands out as a breakthrough for creators who want professional-level DTF printing without the complexity or footprint of industrial machines. Designed from the ground up for the craft market, CraftyJet brings premium quality and ease of use into compact form, ideal for home studios and hobbyists. Where many entry-level machines are repurposed desktop units, CraftyJet was engineered specifi cally for DTF applications. Its thoughtfully confi gured CMYK + White ink system and purpose-built mechanics deliver vibrant colours and crisp detail across PET fi lm or direct to paper workfl ows, helping users unlock creative potential with every print.
CraftyJet DTF Printer
Measuring for small spaces but built with Resolute performance, this printer proves that quality and accessibility can co-exist. The brand’s UK-manufactured consumables and inclusive training support set a new benchmark in the beginner-friendly segment, turning uncertainty into confi dence from fi rst setup to fi nished transfer. CraftyJet isn’t just another compact printer; it’s a gateway for crafters to elevate their offerings, accelerate customisation services, and bring vibrant, durable prints from concept to shirt, bag or product in a fraction of the time.
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