DTF Film Rolls

DTF Film Rolls – Transfer Films

DTF film rolls are available to you as continuous transfer film from the roll – ideal for use with roll printing systems and series production. This saves you the manual sheet changes and lets you work continuously without interruption. Whether narrower widths for compact systems or large-format rolls up to 120 cm – with the right film rolls you reliably cover your individual production needs.

With DTF film rolls, the right peel technique is what counts in order to transfer color and white underbase cleanly and without residue onto the textile. In the DTF film rolls category, Print Equipment offers you both Hot Peel and Cold Peel films from several manufacturers for your needs. In the DTF film rolls category you'll find the right transfer film for your roll printing workflow.

What defines DTF film rolls?

DTF film rolls are continuous transfer film that is fed continuously from the roll through the printing system. A suitable peel technique is decisive for a clean, residue-free transfer result even in continuous production.

The typical use of DTF film rolls is clearly structured:

• The transfer film is fed continuously from the roll through the roll printing system
• The printed film is evenly dusted with transfer powder and fixed
• Depending on the film type, the transfer is released from the carrier film while hot or after cooling
• The finished design is then permanently transferred onto the textile using a press

DTF film rolls thus ideally complement our DTF roll printing systems and are a sensible addition to our DTF film sheets range.

Why DTF film rolls are indispensable

DTF film rolls play an important role for continuous, efficient production operation. Only with continuous roll feeding can a high production volume be achieved without manual interruptions.

The most important advantages include:

• Continuous production: No manual sheet changes during the printing process
• Different widths: From 30 cm to 120 cm depending on printing system and manufacturer variant
• Two peel techniques: Hot Peel and Cold Peel depending on the application. Your individual ink system is decisive for the choice.
• Several manufacturer brands: From PE Brand and Forever to Kodacolor
• Ideal for series production: Popular with businesses with high roll printing volume

This makes DTF film rolls indispensable both for medium series production and for continuous high-volume operation.

Which film types are there?

In the DTF film rolls category, both Hot Peel and Cold Peel films are available to you.

Hot Peel film rolls

Our Hot Peel film rolls (including PE Brand, Forever and Kodacolor FTF) are available to you in widths from 30 to 80 cm, for example Kodacolor FTF in 100 linear m x 60 cm (SKU DTF-FOIL-KDHR-60, €161.84).

Typical characteristics are:

• Peeling directly while warm for a fast production workflow
• Compatible with common ink systems such as Epson UltraChrome DG, DuPont P1600 and Kodacolor
• Processing temperatures up to 150°C, depending on film type and manufacturer

This makes Hot Peel film rolls ideal for a swift, continuous production workflow.

Cold Peel film rolls

Our Cold Peel film rolls are available to you as an alternative if your workflow provides for peeling only after the film has cooled down completely.

They are particularly suitable for:

• A particularly stable transfer with more delicate designs
• Use with specifically matched ink systems
• Workflows in which delayed peeling makes sense from a production standpoint

With Cold Peel film rolls, you thus find a suitable alternative for your individual production workflow.

Our DTF film rolls range at a glance

In Print Equipment's DTF film rolls category you'll find Hot Peel and Cold Peel films from several manufacturers for your roll printing workflow.

Typical advantages:

• Wide range of formats: From 30 cm to 120 cm depending on the manufacturer
• Several brand options: PE Brand, Forever and Kodacolor compared

Our DTF film rolls range is thus a sensible addition if you want to take care of your continuous series production in the DTF area.

What to look out for when buying DTF film rolls

If you want to buy DTF film rolls, you should consider various factors in order to find the right solution for your needs.

Important criteria are:

• Peel technique: Choose between Hot Peel and Cold Peel according to your workflow
• Roll width: Look for the suitable width for your specific roll printing system
• Ink compatibility: Clarify which film suits the ink system you use
• Roll length: Plan for the suitable running meters according to your production volume
• Storage conditions: Note the recommended temperature and humidity ranges for storage

The right selection ensures that you work continuously and efficiently in DTF roll printing.

DTF film rolls for different applications

Depending on ink system and production volume, the demands on your transfer film vary considerably. While Hot Peel film rolls enable a fast, swift production workflow, Cold Peel film rolls ensure a particularly stable transfer in correspondingly matched workflows.

The choice of the right film type therefore depends strongly on which ink system and roll printing system you use. For consistently reliable operation, many textile print shops rely on a film type matched to the respective ink system in order to ensure a clean transfer result.

Buy DTF film rolls at Print Equipment

If you want to buy DTF film rolls, you'll find Hot Peel and Cold Peel films from several manufacturers in different widths at Print Equipment. From medium series production to high-volume operation, we offer you suitable solutions for your workflow.

In the DTF film rolls category you'll find our range as well as further categories in the DTF category, such as our DTF film sheets. This way you get all components for your DTF workflow from a single source.

In addition, you benefit from personal advice, technical support and hands-on assistance when choosing the right transfer film. This lets you optimize your workflow in a targeted way and work successfully in the long term.

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