Hyper DTF Transfers

Hyper DTF transfers that go beyond the standard.

Reimagine DTF with consistent colors, perfect peel, and same day shipping as standard.  Produced on our advanced Hyper DTF systems with an astonishing 250,000 color gamut with using traditional CMYK - these DTF transfers are in a class of their own.  

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Hyper DTF transfers are made with our exclusive Ultra Bright inks, adhesive powders, and true instant hot peel film that allow for effortless peeling at any stage—hot, warm, or cold—keeping your workflow fast and flexible.  With a choice of Super Stretch TPU adhesive - perfect for standard garments requiring maximum flexibility, and Super Low Melt adhesive - engineered for heat-sensitive fabrics that demand lower press temperatures.  Our DTF transfers withstand 50+ washes while maintaining vibrant colors, soft feel and long-lasting durability.

Super Strech TPU powder: This is our most popular adhesive, perfect for standard garments requiring maximum flexibility. It provides great stretch, exceptional durability and a soft hand feel compared to standard DTF adhesives.   Recommended application is 275f-320f for 10-12 seconds.  Peel instantly or cold. 

Super Low Melt: This is a special Co-Poly adhesive that by nature has an extremely low application temperature perfect for heat sensitive fabrics.  It is the most versatile adhesive of the market and will adhere to virtually any fabric including Nylon, PU, Polypropylene, Neoprene and other previously impossible to apply fabrics.  The only fabric it will not apply to is DWR.  Recommended application is 250f-280f for 10-12 seconds.  Peel warm or cold.  (Can be applied as low as 220F for hand wash items only).

PNG FILES ARE PREFERRED if raster images are provided, they must be at the correct size, on a transparent background and a minimum of 300 dpi for best results. 

• Gang sheets cannot exceed the maximum width of 22.3 inches
• Minimum free standing line thickness of 6px / .02” / 0.5mm (finer lines can print at customers risk)
• Avoid transparencies, glow effects or gradients that fade into the shirt color when printing onto color shirts.   Please select the halftone option for these effects.
• Accepted file types are PDF, EPS, SVG and PNG.  PNG files are preferred.
• All Fonts must be converted to Outline/Curves if using PDF vector files.
• Your ORIGINAL design/designs need to be at 300dpi at print size. If you enlarge a design at 300dpi it will reduce the resolution and quality.

Note: it is the customer's responsibility that artwork meets all the requirements for printing.  We print artwork the way it is submitted.

DELIVERY/SHIPPING:

Note: it is the customer's responsibility that artwork meets all the requirements for printing.  We print artwork the way it is submitted.

Standard: Orders submitted before 10am PST will ship same day.  Orders received after 10am PST will ship next day.

Urgent:  For urgent same day orders submitted after 10am PST please call and email us to confirm.  Note an additional fee may be applied.

Once you have placed your order e-mail your print ready files to art@printomize.com

Application Guide By  Printomize America when using our DTF Transfer

Warm /Cold Peel Film 
Firm Pressure, Temperature: 250-270° F, Time: 10-12seconds

• Preheat garment for 5 seconds to remove moisture
• Place transfer on garment
• Cover with Teflon Sheet or Parchment Paper
• Apply design at 250-275°F
• Use firm pressure for 12-15 seconds
• Peel Cold
• Cover transfer again with parchment paper
• Post-press for 2-4 seconds to seal edge of transfer

Instant Hot Peel 
Heavy Pressure, Temperature: 280-320° F, Time: 10-12seconds

• Preheat garment for 5-seconds to remove moisture
• Place transfer on garment
• Cover with Teflon Sheet or Parchment Paper
• Apply design at 290-320 F
• Use firm pressure for 12-15 seconds
• Peel Hot 
• Cover transfer again with parchment paper
• Post-press for 2-4 seconds to seal edge of transfer

Heat Press Pressure Chart

Light pressure is usually between 25-30 psi if you’re using an automatic heat press. If you’re working with a manual heat press, light pressure means the upper platen will be easy to close with just one hand. 

Medium pressure is usually between 32-38 psi if you’re using an automatic heat press. If you’re working with a manual heat press, medium pressure means the upper platen takes some effort to close. Typically, you can close it with two hands and some effort. 

Firm pressure is usually 40 psi or higher if you’re using an automatic heat press. If you’re working with a manual heat press, firm pressure means the upper platen is difficult to close with two hands and a lot of muscle.