1Click DTF Transfer Printing

Our direct to film transfers (DTF transfers) are printed using the highest quality inks and are supplied fully cured and ready to press.

Professional quality DTF printing equipment is both large and costly. 1ClickPrint offers next working day delivery on all DTF print orders placed before noon so that anyone can offer professional grade DTF transfer prints with nothing more than an entry level heat press.

Next Working Day Delivery is available on all DTF orders placed before noon.

Simply select your sheet size above and upload your artwork, easy!

What are DTF Transfer Prints?

Direct to film transfer prints (DTF transfer prints) are the latest in t-shirt printing technology. Although to say t-shirt printing, or even garment printing, seriously under states the number of uses for DTF transfers.

Similar to high end direct to garment printing (DTG printing) an industrial inkjet printer is used to print the design. DTF printers first print the colour layer on to a heat transfer film, then print the white layer where needed on top of that. The transfer film is then passed through a dedicated adhesive applicator and finally an oven to cure the prints.

The end result is a transfer ready to apply that needs zero weeding, zero pre-treatment and leaves zero residue.

The comparison between DTG prints and DTF prints is night and day. Gone are the weak whites and uneven colours. DTF prints are as bold and vibrant as a screen print but with colour range and detail of an inkjet art print.

DTF transfer prints are cheaper, faster and give vastly superior results when compared to DTG printers.

Quite simply there is no reason to run a DTG printer, and very few reasons to screen print or vinyl print, when DTF transfer prints are available.

Our DTF Transfer sheets are supplied in 30cm wide x 21 cm lengths. We offer significant discounts for larger orders and regular customers.

Our trained DTF print experts will be more than happy to answer any questions you have.

What is UV DTF?

UV Direct to film transfer prints (DTF transfer prints) are the latest in decal printing technology. Although to say decal printing, or even sticker printing, seriously under states the number of uses for UV DTF transfers.

Similar to high end direct to film garment printing an industrial inkjet printer is used to print the design. UV DTF printers first print the white layer on to an adhesive film, then print the colour layer, and finally a clear varnish where on top of that. The machine uses integral ultra bright UV lamps to cure the prints into a super tough yet flexible finished print.

The end result is a transfer ready to apply that needs zero weeding, zero pre-treatment, no heat, only finger pressure and leaves zero residue.

The transfer can be applied to almost any rigid or semi-rigid surface from candles, to glasses, to notebooks. The list really is near limitless.

The comparison between UV DTF prints and traditional stickers or vinyl is night and day. Gone are the limits on shape, size and colours. Welcome to full colour prints in any shape you want.

Can I Have Multiple DTF Transfers Per Sheet?

Yes!

Most customers use this larger sheet size to layout multiple DTF transfer prints. The sheet can be easily cut down with scissors and will not leave any residue after pressing.

We encourage our customers to fit as many DTF transfers on each sheet as possible, even taking up any empty space with spare DTF prints.

Remember, if you have any questions please do get in touch

Colour Accuracy

Our DTF transfer prints use premium inks and are printed for quality not speed. Our experience is with fine art printing and we carry that over to our DTF transfer printing.

Our colours are carefully calibrated using a colour spectrophotometer to ensure that our DTF transfer prints are as accurate as possible.

The end result is a DTF transfer print with colours far more accurate than a process screen print. Our DTF transfer prints have a colour accuracy on par with the very best sublimation prints but without the limitation of only printing on white garments.