30cm 33cm 60cm PET DTF Transfer Printing Film Heat Transfer Printing
Heat Transfer Printing 30cm 33cm 60cm Pet DTF Transfer Printing Film
One of the advantages of DTF PET film is that it is highly durable, making it suitable for use in environments where labels may be exposed to harsh conditions, such as high temperatures or chemicals. Additionally, DTF PET film is resistant to water and other liquids, which can help to maintain the quality of the printed label or design.
Double Sided Matte PET Film Product Description
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Product Specification |
Thickness | 0.075mm |
| Length | 100m | |
| Size | A4, A3, A3+ | |
| Finished Product | 0.075mm*600mm*100m/roll | |
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Operating Conditions |
Press Temperature | 130℃-160℃ |
| Press Time | 8-15 seconds | |
| Pressure | 0.3-0.5mpa | |
| Washing Resistance | Washable Temperature | 45℃-60℃ |
Packaging and Storage Conditions:
| Packaging | 1000sheets/2000sheets a ctn |
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Storage Conditions & Shelf Life |
It is strictly forbidden to collide with sharp objects. When opening the package and not using it, please seal it and store it to prevent moisture and high temperature |
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The storage conditions are temperature -5℃-30℃, humidity 40-80%, avoid direct sunlight, shelf life is one year |
What are the benefits of DTF over other heat transfers?
DTF allows transfer to dark shirts (due to the use of white DTF ink) - something that cannot be done with regular heat transfers.
DTF prints are more breathable, smoother to the touch, and more flexible - something you can't do with traditional heat transfers.
DTF has more vibrant colors than heat transfers.
Why did you choose us
1. Professional R & D team, a new enterprise integrating production, R & D and sales
2. Good service and short delivery time
FAQ
Q1:What is the MOQ?
A4: 2000pcs
A3: 1000pcs
30cm: 4rolls
60cm: 2rolls
Q2:What about the bulk specifications?
The thickness is 0.075mm, length is 100m per roll.
The width has 30cm, 33cm, 60cm.
We also have the A3, A4, A3+ and A4+.
Our products are sold all over the world, you can rest assured.
