Direct to Film Transfers

  Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing relies heavily on the quality of your white ink. Whether you’re a print shop scaling operations or an apparel brand optimizing quality, switching white ink suppliers can make or break your business. Before making that move, it’s crucial to understand the technical, financial, and operational factors involved. Below are the  top 8 key factors  you must consider before changing your  DTF white ink  supplier. 1. Ink Compatibility with Your Printer Not all DTF inks are made equal — and not all printers accept every brand. Your printer’s printhead, heating system, and ink delivery mechanisms are calibrated for specific ink types. Using an incompatible ink can lead to: Clogged nozzles Misfiring printheads Reduced color accuracy Damaged components Tip:  Always check your printer manufacturer’s recommended ink list or consult with their support team before switching. 2. Pigment Quality & Opacity White ink requires a high concentr...

When it comes to   Direct-to-Film   (DTF) printing, maintaining your equipment is crucial for optimal performance and longevity. One essential yet often overlooked component is the   Glycol Bucket Filter . If you’re new to DTF printing or looking to enhance your workflow, understanding how this filter works can save you time, money, and unnecessary printer issues. What Is a Glycol Bucket Filter? A  Glycol Bucket Filter  is a filtration system designed to remove impurities from the glycol solution used in  DTF printers . Glycol helps regulate the temperature of your printer’s printhead, preventing overheating and ensuring consistent ink flow. Over time, contaminants like dust, debris, and dried ink can accumulate in the glycol, potentially leading to clogs, print defects, and even damage to your printer. The  bucket filter  is placed within the glycol reservoir and acts as a protective barrier, trapping unwanted particles before they can reach sens...