UV DTF Inks - 1 Liter

UV DTF Inks – 1 Liter are intended for compatible UV DTF printing systems where UV-curable ink is required as part of the printing and transfer workflow.

Before adding ink to your equipment, confirm compatibility with your UV DTF printer, printhead, film system, and manufacturer requirements.

UV DTF Ink for Compatible Printing Systems

UV DTF ink is used during the printing stage of a UV DTF production workflow. The ink, printer, film system, curing process, and other equipment should be selected with compatibility in mind.

Because UV DTF printer configurations can vary, do not assume that ink intended for one system will automatically be appropriate for another.

Check Ink and Printer Compatibility

Before using UV DTF ink, review the specifications and maintenance requirements for your printing equipment.

Confirm:

• Your UV DTF printer model
• The printhead and ink system
• The UV DTF film system being used
• The printer manufacturer's ink requirements
• The required printing and curing workflow
• The maintenance procedure for your equipment

Pair UV DTF Ink With the Right Film System

Ink and film work together as part of the UV DTF production process. If your equipment uses an A&B film workflow, review the UV DTF A&B Film Roll – 24" 325' as a related film supply option.

Confirm film and ink compatibility with your equipment before starting production.

Plan Your UV DTF Production Workflow

Prepare the artwork, ink, film, printer, and transfer process as one coordinated workflow rather than treating the ink as a standalone production component.

Follow the operating instructions for your equipment when loading ink, printing, curing, laminating, or preparing a UV DTF transfer.

Maintain Your UV DTF Printing System

UV DTF printing equipment may require specific cleaning and maintenance procedures based on the printer and ink system being used.

For maintenance workflows where compatible cleaning fluid is required, review UV DTF Cleaning Solution 1 Liter.

Before Starting Production

Confirm that the ink is appropriate for your printer, printhead, film system, and production process before beginning a print run.

Follow the handling, printing, maintenance, and curing instructions provided for your specific UV DTF equipment and materials.