DTF Printing in Australia

The DTF Printing Process: Simplicity and Quality Combined

Step 1: Vector Design Upload

Select your desired DTF print size from our shop and upload your vector file design. Our precision in handling intricate details ensures your branding stands out.

Step 2: DTF Transfers Craftsmanship

We digitally print your artwork onto a specialised DTF film, apply a high-quality glue backing, and prepare it for application – all without the fuss of weeding.

Step 3: Nationwide Delivery of Excellence

From A4 to A3 or by the meter, we ship your DTF prints Australia-wide. Opt for our bulk wholesale options for cost-effective solutions without compromising quality.

How to press a Direct to Film Print (DTF Transfers) onto a garment. 

Pre-press garment for 5 second at medium pressure on a good quality heat press

Position the DTF transfer films onto the garment and add a Teflon paper onto the design

Press at 150 degrees Celsius for 10 second

Allow for the garment to cool completely as the DTF transfers are cold peel only

Peel the Direct to Film Digital transfer (DTF transfer)

Place on the heat press and place baking paper on the top and repress for 5 second 

There are four different methods used for printing t-shirts for wholesale orders: screen-printing, direct to garment (DTG Printing) print, Vinyl HTV transfer, and Direct to film printing (DTF Printing) Each of these different kind of digital T-shirt printing methods has its own distinct advantages, so when it comes time to picking the perfect one, there are several factors to take into consideration. The most important factor to think about is that the digitally printed T-shirts should look good, because customers want to be able to wear them. If the designs and colors are not vibrant, then the likelihood of the customer exchanging the T-shirts for another, or simply not wearing them, is very high. Therefore, when designing your digital T-shirts, make sure that the colors are attractive, and that the designs look good and fit well together. With DTF printing and using our commercial DTF printer we can ensure the best possible print for your t-shirts.

After considering all of these factors, you should also take a look at the cost of the digitally printed T-shirts that you plan on creating. Some printing methods, such as screen printing and direct transfer printing, are more affordable than others for large runs. For small runs and small orders, DTF Printing is much more cheaper options. Also with screen printing there are limits to the design and the number of colours. The cost of screen printing goes up as the number of colours increase. With DTF Printing this is not an issue at all and setup costs for DTF prints is much lower. You should also take a look at how easy the digital garment printing (DTF Printing) process is, and the ease of using the software that is used to create the designs, we at Flash Uniforms use the best RIP software for all our DTF Prints. Our commercial DTF Printer has been configured to only use high resolution vector files to ensure the best quality prints in Australia.  

We now supply DTF supplies like PET transparent films in a 30m, or 60m width on a 100m roll. A4 size films, A3 films. InkStar DTF inks, head cleaning solutions, capping station solutions for Epson heads also available at competitive prices including DTF white coating Powders and bulk ready printed custom DTF transfers for your business shipped Australia wide. We delivery to Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Hobart, Canberra, Adelaide, Brisbane and most major cities. 

We currently have a commercial DTF printer based in Perth and ship Australia wide. Along with the DTF printer we also have plenty of supplies like DTF ink, PET transparency films both hot peel and cold peel, DTF PU powder and high-quality white under base inks.