Procolored 500ML DTF Ink Refill for L1800 DX5 Printer

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Procolored 500ML DTF Ink Refill for L1800 DX5 Printer

Advantages of DTF ink

White ink has strong covering power and good whiteness.
The compatibility of white ink and color ink is good, allowing printing of both with larger amounts without mutual penetration.
White ink and color ink printed on the heat transfer film have high color density, no whitening, and bright colors.
After transfer, the print feels soft, with good stretchability and resilience.
High color fastness to dry and wet rubbing, washing, and perspiration (above level 4).
Small text prints clearly, the powder is evenly distributed on the ink, and the fastness is good.

Product Instructions

Product Name: DTF Ink
Color: Black (BK), Cyan (C), Magenta (M), Yellow (Y), White (WH)
Shelf Life: KCMY – 12 months; WH – 6 months
Product Advantages: Bright color, does not clog, new and improved formulation

Suitable Printers

What’s in the Package

How to Achieve DTF Printing

Modify an Epson printer into a DTF printer, or purchase a DTF printer. Prepare a hot press machine, hot press sheets, oven, AcroRIP9.03 software, and consumables (DTF Ink, hot melt powder, PET films, cleaner, etc.).
Install the AcroRIP software.
Configure AcroRIP settings, such as ink settings and printing color sequences (e.g., print color first or color + white).
Print the design: print color first, then white.
Apply powder: shake the powder onto the PET film to stick to the printed pattern, then shake off any excess powder.
Dry and melt the powder: Place the film in the oven at 140-150°C for 3-5 minutes. Check if the melting is adequate after baking.
Press the design: Place the printed film on the prepared T-shirt, cover it with a hot press sheet, and press at 160-180°C for 10-20 seconds. (For the hot pressing sheet, Teflon gives a gloss finish, parchment paper gives a semi-gloss finish, and kraft paper gives a matte finish.)
Remove the T-shirt and peel off the film. (All parameters are for reference only.)