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Uninet DTF Triple Coated Transfer Film Roll - 20 in x 328 ft

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SKU: UNI-DTFROLL20
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Uninet DTF Triple Coated Transfer Film Roll - 20" in x 328 ft (600mm x 100m)

Warm or cold peel, not hot. You wait 20 seconds and then pull it. Matte Finish

This unique Triple Coated technology helps improve vibrancy compared to other competitive brands, and aids in an easier release from the garment or textile.

This unique Triple Coated technology helps improve vibrancy compared to other competitive brands, and aids in an easier release from the garment or textile.

Cold Peel

100 Sheets

23.6 in x 328 ft (600mm x 100m)

Direct to Film printing is a method that rivals Direct to Garment printing (DTG) and allows users to print their logos and/or artwork onto a special type of coated PET film. This film is then used to transfer the printed image onto textiles using a lightweight powder adhesive that can be applied manually or by using an automatic powder shaker to distribute the adhesive evenly across the artwork and film, and with this added step, the transfer process is made possible. SEPS Inks has everything you need to get started.

Having the correct adhesive powder can make all the difference in this process. SEPS inks has such powders, and you'll be pleased with their results. And keep in mind, any excess powder can always be reused for the next transfer to get the most out of your investment.

When it comes to printing inks, SEPS leads the way with its vast array of high-quality ink types. That's why you're guaranteed SEPS DTF ink has been specially formulated for this process and is made in the US where rigorous quality testing is the norm. For over twenty years, SEPS Inks has provided its customers with the American made quality they've come to expect, and DTF inks are no exception.

When using the heat station (manual process):

  • After you print, you must apply the adhesive power within a few minutes (before the ink dries). Manual application of the powder would normally a require large container, spreading the powder all over the page, and then removing as much excess powder as possible by 'flicking' the back of the sheet. Then lay the print in the heat station, print side face up.

Recommended temperature for DTF powder curing:

  • A3 sheets - 120°C / 250°F for 120 seconds. For sheets with large images and / or a lot of ink coverage, it may be necessary to open the cover, rotate the page 180 degrees, and then bake again for another 2 mins.
  • A4 or smaller sheets - 120°C / 250°F for 120 seconds

Application to substrate:

  • Recommended Heat Press Pressure: Medium or 60 lbs of pressure
  • Place or thread your garment on the press. Position the transfer sheet (print side down) onto the garment. Cover the transfer sheet and garment with kraft paper and close the press, using the following suggestions:

COTTONS and BLENDS:

  • Press at 300 - 325°F for 10 - 12 seconds
  • Post press for 5 - 10 seconds

 Hoodies may require 325°F and up

POLYESTERS / TRI-BLENDS:

  • 265 - 275°F for 8 - 10 seconds
  • Post press for 5 - 10 seconds

 Thinner material may require lighter pressure; otherwise the transfer can leave a 'window' on the garment and/or scorching may occur.

 Polyester settings can vary, but best to use lower temperature and pressure generally

50 / 50:

  • 275°F for 12 seconds
  • Post press for 5 - 10 seconds

COTTON:

  • 310 - 325°F for 15 seconds
  • Post press for 10 seconds

FINISHING:

  • Matte finish - Kraft paper, T Seal or parchment cover sheet.
  • Shiny/gloss finish - Teflon cover sheet

 Specialty silicone pads with texture can be used to prevent gloss look, gives print a nice textured feel.

ADDITIONAL SUGGESTIONS:

  • Thicker fabrics require more heat, generally.
  • Hats (poly) may require 245 - 250°F for 5 - 8 seconds
  • Umbrellas, EZ-ups, stadium chairs will require testing and trial and error.

 Be careful of dye / ink migration with polyester textiles - perform a 24hr test (fine tuning) to see if the ink migrates (clothing dye reacts with the DTF ink)

GARMENT TYPES:

  • DTF works with almost all fabrics and garment types:
  • Combed Cotton, Ring Spun Cotton, Organic Cotton, Polyesters, Blended Fabrics, Poly-Cottons,

Tri-Blends, Polyester-Spandex, Leather, Vinyl, Denim, Canvas and much more.