HOLDWIN-602I+DF602B

The HOLDWIN-604I represents a top-tier industrial DTF printer specifically engineered for high-volume textile decoration.
Powered by Two Epson I3200 printheads, this configuration provides outstanding color density and accuracy, rendering it a highly economical Direct-to-Film solution for expanding businesses.

How does DTF printing work?

DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing is an advanced textile decorating technique where a design is printed onto a special film using DTF ink, coated with hot-melt DTF powder, and then transferred onto a garment using heat and pressure from a heat transfer machine.

DTF ink is used to create image and color and DTF powder as adhesive layer. Heat transfer machine is used to apply precise temperature and pressure, permanently activating the adhesive (DTF powder) and pressing the ink (DTF ink) onto the fabric. The high heat and pressure activate the adhesive, bonding the entire design to the garment’s fibers.

What makes the DTF printer so cost effective? 

DTF printers are generally compact and require less specialized infrastructure compared to large format screen printing equipment or industrial DTG machines. The reduced setup complexity makes the process easier to learn, which is a major advantage for a DTF printer for beginners.

The cost of essential consumables—including the DTF ink, DTF powder (adhesive), and the specialized DTF film—is generally lower per print compared to DTG. Whether you’re looking to create custom t-shirts, promotional merchandise, or personalized gifts, DTF printing provides an accessible and professional-grade solution for your business needs.

Benefits of Direct to Film Transfers:

Using DTF transfer film allows for a quick process: print, powder, cure, and press directly onto the garment. This efficient workflow saves time and accelerates production. DTF transfer film can be printed in advance, cured, and then stored indefinitely. This provides businesses with the flexibility. DTF Transfer Film Works On:

• Cotton
• Polyester
• Blends
• Silk
• Nylon
• Leather

DTG vs DTF printing

Printing Process: In DTG, ink is sprayed directly onto the garment. Meanwhile, In DTF design is first printed on a PET film and then transferred to the garment using a heat press.

Fabric Compatibility: DTG works best for cotton and cotton blends. On the other hand, DTF is compatible with various fabrics like cotton, polyester, silk, and linen.

Cost: Generally, DTG is costlier due to high cost of consumables and maintenance.