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Why Is Your Printed DTF Film Turning Oily? Causes and Fixes
Oily residue on DTF film usually comes from trapped moisture, whether from glycerin in white ink, incomplete curing, high humidity, or ink oversaturation. This guide explains the five causes behind greasy DTF transfers, how to fix film that already shows oily spots, and the curing, humidity, and consumable changes that prevent it from happening again in your DTF print shop.
Sep 28
Choosing DTF PET Film for High-Volume Production
Choosing the right DTF PET film for high-volume production means selecting double matte, hot peel film in the 75 to 85 micron range with consistent coating and stable roll tension. This guide covers thickness, coating uniformity, peel method, roll sizing, ink and printer compatibility, and supplier testing so high-output shops can cut reprints and waste.
Sep 8
DTF Printing Supplies Checklist: Everything You Need to Start
Learn exactly what you need to start DTF printing with this complete DTF printing supplies checklist. Discover the essential equipment, consumables, and optional workflow tools required for professional production. This guide also explains why choosing high-quality supplies improves print quality, efficiency, and long-term business growth, while highlighting how Alpha Print Supply supports businesses with reliable DTF solutions.
Jul 20
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