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DTF, UV DTF, UV flatbed, wide-format and sublimation printers for US print shops. Pick a machine below and order online: the price is delivered to your door, duty paid.

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  • Worldwide delivery
  • 12-month machine warranty
  • Setup and training included
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How many shirts an hour?

Pick a printer and a print size. The count comes from the printer's rated speed, with 15% of the film left for spacing between designs.

119full-front prints an hour

Print size

PH-DTF602, 24-inch dtf printer with powder shaker, 2 × i3200, rated 14 m²/h.

Straight answers

What is DTF? Direct-to-film. The printer puts your design on PET film in colour with a white layer behind it, powder is added and cured, and a heat press moves the print onto the garment. It works on cotton, polyester and blends, light or dark, with no screens and no minimum run.

Is the price on the page the final price? Yes, in the US. The price shown is delivered to your door with freight, import duty and customs clearance included, plus online setup and training. Where a machine shows price on request, ask in the chat or by email and we quote the same way.

Is anything due on delivery? Not in the US. Prices are delivered duties paid: freight, import clearance and duty are already in them, so no broker contacts you for money.

How long does delivery take? 3–5 working days to prepare your order once payment clears, then 2–4 weeks from dispatch.

Who sets it up? Online setup and operator training, with your questions answered by our technical team. The printer arrives with its RIP settings and ICC profiles made for the ink we sell.

What does the warranty cover? 12 months on the machine, parts free for manufacturing and component failure. Printheads, wipers, capping stations and dampers are wearing parts and are not covered.

Can I buy ink and film from you later? Yes. We supply the ink, film and powder for every printer we sell, matched to the machine, so reordering keeps the colour you approved. Ask in the chat or by email.

How do I pay? Order online and you receive a proforma invoice by email straight away. Pay by wire transfer in full, or half to start and half once the machine is ready to ship. Same price either way.

Do you deliver worldwide? Yes. US prices include delivery and import duty. For other countries we quote freight to your door and the import charges to expect before you order, so there are no surprises.

Can I talk to a person? Use the chat in the corner, or write to us. A person answers, and the assistant fills in when nobody is on.

What it prints on

Garments

Cotton T-shirts, light or blackDTF

The white layer is printed, so black cotton takes full colour.

Hoodies and sweatshirtsDTF
Polyester and blendsDTF
Caps, totes and workwearDTF

Hard goods

Tumblers, cups and bottlesUV DTF

Peel, press on by hand, done. Curved surfaces included.

Glass, metal, wood and plasticUV DTF
Packaging and labelsUV DTF

Polyester

Sportswear and team kitsSublimation

The dye becomes part of the fibre: nothing to crack or peel.

Flags and soft signageSublimation
Coated mugs and tilesSublimation
Engraving of a sixteen-colour cotton printing machine, drawn in section
Sixteen colours, one roller each: a cotton printing machine of the 1800s. A DTF printer does the same job with four inks and a white.

From file to shirt

  1. Lay out the sheet

    The RIP software arranges your designs across 24 inches of film and builds the white layer behind them.

    Engraving of a sixteen-colour cotton printing machine, in section
    Sixteen-colour cotton printing machine, 19th century
  2. Print colour, then white

    Cyan, magenta, yellow and black go down first, then a solid white layer on top: the part that lets colour sit on black.

    Web press running, 2019
  3. Powder and cure

    The shaker dusts hot-melt powder onto the wet ink, shakes off the rest and cures it. The film rolls up ready to press.

  4. Press

    Fifteen seconds under a heat press bonds the print to the fabric. Cotton, polyester, blends: same settings, same film.

    A printer working at a bench beside an open heat press
    A print shop's heat press, 2022
  5. Peel

    Hot or cold, depending on the film. What stays behind is the print, soft and stretchy, with no square of film around it.

  6. Sell it

    The same printer runs one shirt or a thousand, with no screens to burn and nothing to clean between designs.

    Shelves of printing inks in tins and jars above a workbench
    A print studio's ink shelf, 2010
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