DTF vs DTG | What's The Difference?
The perfect comparison between the 2 most popular technologies for printing custom t-shirts.
DTF, or Direct to Film, has many features that make it an attractive option for busy shops.
- Very fast transfer production
- Use with any fabric
- Stretchable – and looks great afterwards
- Low cost per print
- Sell transfers as well as completed custom apparel
- No pretreat needed
- Low heat press time
- Washes like screen printing
But those features don’t take anything away from what makes DTG or Direct to Garment printing a popular choice:
- Highest quality low volume prints
- Incredibly soft hand or “feel”
- Low cost per print
- Fade to shirt is perfect. Great for smoke, flame and other effects
- VERY quiet operation
- No odor or fumes
- Perfect for home, office or kiosk operation
You can learn more about each technology and their differences below
DTF 24H2
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Speed: 45-55 Linear Feet per hour
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Speed: 100 Full Front Transfers/hour
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Print Optimizer Software
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Training & Support
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Dimensions:
Printer only: 37" x 67.5"
Applicator: 76" x 38"
Combined: 67.5" x 131"
DTF 24H4
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Speed: 145 Linear Feet per hour
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Speed: 300 Full Front Transfers/hour
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Print Optimizer Software
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Training & Support
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Dimensions:
Printer only: 35.5" x 78"
Applicator: 43.5" x 84"
Overall: 78" x 132"
DTG G4
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Vacuum Platen System including XL, Adult and Youth Platens
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DTG G4 Startup Kit
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DTG RIP Lite Software Software
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Pro Underbasing Software
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Training & Support
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Dimensions: 53.5" x 38.5" x 18.3"
*Continental U.S. only, with approved credit. Not good with any other offer.
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