How to Use White Ink Shake Powder Heat Transfer DTF(direct to film) PET Film
DTF(direct to film) pet film is accepted and used by more and more people, today PrintWant will introduce to you what is DTF pet film and how to use DTF pet film.
Three major advantages of DTF pet film:
1. The pattern after ironing has a texture like PU glue, with strong tensile resilience and no deformation, and the hand feel is softer than glue (30~50% softer than the pattern printed with oily coating film).
2. Compatible with most inks on the market, 100% ink volume can be used at will, no ink accumulation and no ink flow.
3. The surface of the film is dry and can be sprinkled with 200-mesh super powder without sticking powder, which can be easily torn hot, warm and cold.
PrintWant exclusively owns the core key technologies at the forefront of the DTF solution and DTF kits, and has more advantages in controlling quality and stability, and uses the power of technological innovation to lead the development of the DTF solution and DTF kits to a new direction.
The usage of white ink shake powder Heat Transfer DTF PET Film:
1. The surface with ink-absorbing coating is the printing surface;
2. Handle with care, pay attention to the scratch-resistant ink-absorbing coating;
3. Bake for 40~90 seconds after printing (adjust the appropriate temperature according to the performance of the hot melt powder);
4. Select 60~80 mesh hot melt powder to achieve instant peeling, 100~150 mesh hot melt powder is recommended for warm peel or cold peel, and 150 mesh or more hot melt powder is recommended for cold peel;
5. Store in a dry place and pay attention to moisture.
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