DTF Supplies

DTF Supplies

DTF White Ink DTF White Ink
Regular price $40.00 Sale price$34.00
DTF White Ink
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Regular price $40.00 Sale price$34.00
DTF Black Ink
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Regular price $40.00 Sale price$35.00
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DTF Cyan Ink
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DTF Magenta Ink
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Regular price $40.00 Sale price$35.00
DTF Yellow Ink
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Regular price $40.00 Sale price$35.00
Hot Melt Glue Powder
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Regular price $42.00 Sale price$35.00

DTF Supplies for Print Shops Who Cannot Afford DelaysĀ 

Running out of white ink mid-job costs more than the bottle. Clumpy powder ruins shirts and eats profit. If you print daily, you need DTF supplies that don’t fail. This collection covers the core: White and CMYK ink, Hot Melt Glue Powder, and PET film. Everything is batch-tested on Platonink 2 Head and 4 Head DTF Printers before it ships. You get consistent color, low sediment, and powder that melts clean at 320°F. No surprises. No reprints. Just supplies that keep your shop moving.Ā 

Explore DTF transfers to go with your supplies.Ā 

Shop Our Collection: Find DTF Supplies That Run Clean

DTF White Ink
Low-sediment, high-opacity formula built for i3200 heads. The pigment grind is 0.2 micron, so it flows without clogging dampers. You’ll see L* 94 whiteness on black tees with a single pass. Regular price $40.00, sale price $34.00 per liter. Shake daily. Store 65–77°F. DTF Promo white ink averages 6 liters per 3–4 weeks at 300 shirts per day.

DTF Black Ink
High-density K channel with a Dmax of 1.75 for rich blacks and clean grays. It’s color-matched to our ICC profiles, so what you see on screen prints on film. Regular price $40.00, sale price $35.00 per liter. Black runs 1 liter for every 3 liters of white in most shops.

DTF Cyan Ink
Pigment-based, lightfast, and balanced for skin tones and blues. It won’t shift green under heat. Regular price $40.00, sale price $35.00 per liter. Cyan usage sits around 0.8 liters per 3 liters of white. Keep it sealed. Oxygen thickens cyan first.

DTF Magenta Ink
True magenta, not red. It holds saturation after 50 washes at 105°F. This matters for reds and purples. Regular price $40.00, sale price $35.00 per liter. Magenta and yellow run about equal, roughly 1 liter per 2,800 sq ft of film.

DTF Yellow Ink
Clean, bright Y channel with no green cast. It’s UV stable so your yellows don’t fade to tan. Regular price $40.00, sale price $35.00 per liter. Yellow is the last to clog, but first to show banding if your humidity drops. Run at 45–60% RH.

Hot Melt Glue Powder
Medium-grain 80–170 micron TPU powder. Melts 230–320°F and bonds cotton, poly, and blends. Hand feel is soft, not plastic. One 1kg bag covers about 22–25 meters of 24ā€ film at standard laydown. Regular price $42.00, sale price $35.00. Store it sealed. Humidity makes it clump.

Why Print Shops Choose DTF Promo Supplies

You can buy ink on Amazon. So why don’t serious shops?

Because one bad liter of white costs you 4 heads, 2 days of downtime, and $1,800 in missed orders. We’ve seen it.

DTF, or Direct-to-Film, printing needs pigment ink that stays in suspension and powder that melts at a tight temp range. If your white settles in the lines, you get nozzle drop. If your powder under-cures, the print washes off. If it over-cures, it goes glossy and stiff.

DTF Promo supplies are tested on the same printers we sell and support. Every ink batch gets a drawdown test for density and a 72-hour settling test in a vial. If it drops more than 4mm, we don’t ship it.

Powder is checked for melt point and grain size. Too fine and it blows off in the shaker. Too coarse and it leaves texture. Our 80–170 micron hits the sweet spot for 24ā€ and 60cm systems.

And we stock deep. Texas warehouse holds 400+ liters of white and 900 kg of powder. When you’re down to your last bottle, we ship same day if you order by 1 pm CT. No waiting on a boat from overseas.

What to Look For When Buying DTF Ink and Powder

Buying supplies isn’t about price per liter. It’s about cost per print. Here’s what actually matters:

  1. Pigment load. White should be 18–22% solids. Less than that and you double-pass, which slows you down and uses more ink.
  2. Settling rate. Ask for a video. Good white ink stays milky for 8 hours. Bad white looks like skim milk in 2 hours and clogs overnight.
  3. ICC profiles. If the vendor can’t give you a profile for your RIP, your colors will be off. DTF Promo includes profiles for Maintop, Flexi, and Cadlink.
  4. Powder melt window. You want 230–320°F. Narrower windows are harder to cure in humid shops. Wider windows get brittle.
  5. Grain size. 80–200 micron is standard. Under 80 micron causes clouds in your shaker. Over 200 micron feels like sandpaper.

Check the bottle too. UV-blocking, sealed caps, lot numbers. If it’s a clear jug with no label, don’t run it. One shop ran ā€œcheapā€ white and replaced 3 heads in a month. Saved $6 per liter, spent $1,050 on parts.

How DTF Promo Supplies Reduce Your Printing Cost

Let’s do real math for a 4 Head DTF Printer running 8 hours a day.

Ink cost: You print 280 sq ft per day. At 1.5 ml white and 0.8 ml CMYK per sq ft, that’s 420 ml white and 224 ml CMYK daily.
DTF Promo white at $34/L = $14.28 per day. CMYK at $35/L = $7.84 per day. Total ink: $22.12 per day.

Powder cost: 280 sq ft uses about 1.1 kg powder. DTF Promo powder at $35/kg = $38.50 per day.
Film cost: 280 sq ft at $0.42/sq ft = $117.60.

Total consumables: $178.22 per day for 280 sq ft, or $0.64 per sq ft.

If you sell transfers at $3.50 per sq ft, that’s $980 revenue, $801 gross profit daily.

Now compare to bad supplies. High-sediment white means you run 2 cleaning cycles per hour. That’s 16 cycles, 10 ml per cycle, 160 ml wasted. At $34/L, you burn $5.44 a day in waste. Add 2 head strikes a month at $350 each, and your real cost per sq ft jumps to $0.78.

DTF Promo supplies keep your waste under 3%. That’s why shops switch. You make $39 more per day on the same work.

Ordering DTF Supplies Through DTF Promo Is Fast and Simple

  1. Check levels. White first. If your bottle is under 20%, order now. DTF white doesn’t overnight well in all weather.
  2. Match your system. All our ink is for Epson i3200 and 4720 heads. If you run XP600, call us. Different viscosity.
  3. Bundle. Add powder and film to the same cart. Orders over $99 ship free UPS Ground. Orders over $249 get 2-Day Air upgrade.
  4. Subscribe. Running 6+ liters of white a month? Set auto-ship every 3 weeks. You get 5% off and never run out.
  5. Store right. Ink: 65–77°F, no sunlight, shake white daily. Powder: sealed, with desiccant, below 60% RH. Film: flat, not on end, away from heat press.

Orders by 1 pm CT ship same day. You’ll have tracking by 6 pm. If a bottle arrives damaged, we overnight a replacement. No forms.

Stop losing prints to bad supplies. Get DTF White Ink, CMYK, and Hot Melt Glue Powder from DTF Promo today. Order by 1 pm for same-day shipping. Clean ink, smooth powder, no downtime.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Shake white ink every day before you start printing. Pigment settles, even in good ink. Thirty seconds by hand or use auto circulation. If you skip 2 days, you’ll see banding and nozzle loss. DTF Promo white is low-sediment, but physics still applies. Keep it moving.
Unopened, 12 months from the lot date on the bag. Once opened, use within 90 days for best results. Keep it sealed with the included desiccant. Humidity is the killer. If powder feels clumpy or doesn’t flow like sugar, don’t use it. DTF Promo replaces bad bags.
Don’t. Different resins and solvents can gel or separate. You’ll clog dampers and void your head warranty. Finish one brand, flush with cleaning solution, then load DTF Promo ink. We’ve fixed shops that mixed brands and lost 3 heads in a week. It’s not worth it.
Three causes: settling, low temp, or wrong profile. Shake the bottle, check your ink bay is 72°F, and make sure you loaded the DTF Promo ICC. If it’s still thin, run a head clean. White should print solid in one pass. Call us with a nozzle check.
Our Hot Melt Glue Powder is 80–170 micron, medium grain. It’s the standard for 24ā€ shaker systems. It melts 230–320°F and gives a soft hand on cotton and blends. Finer powder floats and makes a mess. Coarser powder feels rough. This size runs clean every day.
Plan 1.4–1.6 ml white and 0.7–0.9 ml total CMYK per sq ft at 1440x720. Your RIP, choke, and white underbase settings change it. A 4 Head DTF Printer doing 280 sq ft daily uses about 420 ml white and 220 ml CMYK. DTF Promo ink comes in 1L bottles.
Yes. We provide ICC profiles for Maintop, FlexiPRINT, Cadlink, and Ekko RIP. They’re tuned for i3200 heads on 75-micron film. Load the profile, set ink limits, and your reds stop turning orange. If you need a custom profile for your humidity, we’ll build one.
Yes, but drop your press to 285–300°F and press 8–10 seconds. Poly can scorch and bleed dye above 310°F. Our TPU powder bonds at 230°F, so you don’t need extreme heat. Test one piece. If you see shine or dye migration, lower temp or add a Teflon cover.
Orders placed by 1 pm CT ship same day from Texas. UPS Ground is 1–4 days to most US shops. Orders over $99 ship free. If you’re down and need white ink tomorrow, pick 2-Day Air at checkout. We pack liquids double-bagged so they don’t leak.
Use 75-micron instant hot-peel PET film. Double-matte coating holds the ink, and 75-micron stays flat through the dryer. Thinner film wrinkles. Thicker film wastes heat. DTF Promo sells matched film, but our ink and powder work with most major brands. Avoid single-matte film.

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