DTF is a form of printing onto t-shirts, clothing etc otherwise known as direct to film printing. DTF works by printing designs onto a film paper and then coating these designs in a powdered glue. from here designs are cured. once they are cured in the printer they are then able to be pressed using a heat press onto garments to create custom clothing.

DTF is faster and cheaper then other forms of traditional garment printing methods and is fast becoming a popular method of garment printing.

UV DTF is short for Ultraviolet Direct to Film. This is a cutting-edge sticker printing method. UV DTF technique employs UV-curable inks to directly print designs onto a specialized film, which can be applied onto many different surfaces.

Essentially, UV DTF integrates UV printing and DTF printing technologies. It is as a form of transfer printing, using Film A, such as PET film in DTF printing, as the carrier for designs, but unlike traditional methods, it uses UV light to solidify the ink instead of hot melt adhesive powder and heat like DTF transfers.

Basically it is a faster and cheaper method to customise any hard surface!