Direct to Film & UV Printing

DTF (Direct-to-Film) and UV (Ultraviolet) printing represent innovative technologies in the printing industry, offering distinct advantages for various applications.

DTF printing involves transferring ink directly onto a special film, which is then heat-transferred onto the desired substrate, such as fabric or apparel. This method enables vibrant and detailed designs on textiles, including clothing, bags, and accessories. DTF printing offers flexibility in design and color choices, making it popular for customised apparel and merchandise.

UV printing utilizes ultraviolet light to cure or dry ink instantly as it’s applied to the substrate’s surface. This process allows for printing on a wide range of materials, including plastics, glass, metal, wood, and more. UV printing offers exceptional durability, scratch resistance, and vibrant color reproduction. It’s commonly used for signage, labels, packaging, promotional products, and architectural decor.

Both DTF and UV printing technologies provide businesses with efficient and high-quality printing solutions for various marketing and branding needs. From personalised apparel to durable signage, these methods offer versatility, precision, and visual impact, making them valuable assets in the promotional printing industry.