Get started making real money with high-speed commercial transfer printing for less than you think.

• High speed production 
• Cost-effective to own and operate  
• Transfers that last as long as screen printing  

The Best DTF Printers For Your Business

"You couldn't have made it easier to order my machine. You went above and beyond to make sure I will have support with my new adventure!"

Beryl R.

DTF printers produce brilliant digital transfer sheets, handling everything from single color shirt labels, to left-chest logos, to full-size prints. It uses a PET film that is .75mm thick for better transfer characteristics, is roll-fed, and designed for a cold peel – and are translucent for simpler heat-press.  

"The Coldesi team have been so helpful with purchasing the perfect machine for my business. All of my questions were answered in a timely manner and the customer service has been wonderful. I highly recommend using Coldesi for any and all of your needs."

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What Makes ColDesi Better Than Our Competition?

Some of the biggest brands in the world offering customized products and personalized goods.  And you can too, with our support! 

WE OFFER UNPRECIDENTED SUPPORT FOR YOUR BUSINESS.

• Combed cotton
• Ring spun cotton
• Organic cotton
• Polyesters
• Blended Fabrics
• Tri-blends
• and much more!

DREAM IT. DESIGN IT. PRINT IT. 

What Are DTF Printers?

DTF or Direct-to-Film printing is a way to make very high-quality, full-color digital transfers for application to fabrics of all kinds.  

Proof DTF Printing Can Work For You!

DTF printers are an efficient way to produce products that have a positive return on investment for your business. Here is an example of a quick t-shirt job compared to an online quote as to show you how profitable DTF printing can be

Cost to produce:

Ink, powder & film: $1.22 per shirt (front and back)
Blank shirt: $5.19
Total cost per shirt: $6.41
Number of shirts needed: 54
Print Time: 25 min. for 113 transfers + 6 min (through dryer)
Total Job Cost: $346.14
Job retail value: $1,200
Job profits: $853.86

How Does DTF Printing Work?

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What's the Difference Between DTF and DTG Printing?

The key strength over high-end DTG machines is the parallel assembly of DTF Transfers to garments. With those machines, the operator must stand constantly in front of the DTG machine, ensuring each shirt is perfectly flat, resulting in a lot of idle time spent waiting for the machine to print.  

The DTF process is different as the print function is separate from the application function. So, you don't have to bring the shirt to the machine. Instead, you bring the image to as many shirts as you want. 

Additionally, DTF transfers make it easy to apply to hard-to-print areas like tags, shirt sleeves and unique shaped garments.  

"The Coldesi team have been so helpful with purchasing the perfect machine for my business. All of my questions were answered in a timely manner and the customer service has been wonderful. I highly recommend using Coldesi for any and all of your needs." 

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What is Difference between DTF and Vinyl Cutting?   

Heat Transfer Vinyl is one of the most popular ways to customize apparel due to its low cost of entry, but this does come with some downfalls as you probably already know. The two biggest frustrations for business owners that when using vinyl for transfer production are manual post-print work (i.e. weeding) and multi-color designs. Any time material is processed through a cutting plotter the unwanted material must be removed before the transfer is ready for its final production step. Further, if you have a 2,3 or more color design, this step must be done for each color. This literally doubles, triples or more the work for each final product. 

One popular method of customizing vinyl is with a Print & Cut System. These bring a digital print aspect to vinyl cutting, but do not eliminate the need for weeding the post-print product. This process is generally painstakingly slow and very expensive, which often puts business owners in a position to upgrade technology quickly.  Print and Cut is a great technology, but it is not the answer for high-speed & high-production shops.  

What is Difference Between DTF and Screen Printing? 

Screen Printing has been a key profit and production generator for a long time in the customization business. As the industry and consumer expectations evolve, so do the challenges in screen printing. One of the biggest challenges screen printers face today is hiring staff to manage a production facility. Not only is it expensive, but screen printing requires many months of training to master all of the steps. This is one of the main reasons why screen print shops are moving to DTF, they can hire and start producing faster than ever. 

Screen printing also comes with a lot of painstaking steps and large messes. Cans of chemicals and waste are used in facilities that are becoming more expensive to dispose and less popular with an environmental focus. DTF offers a solution with minimal waste and minimal use of hazardous materials. .  

The Perfect DTF Printers For Your Needs

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