DTF Gang Sheet

Gangsheet DTF (Direct to Film) Transfers - Premium Quality Custom Prints

Enhance your garment designs with Gangsheet DTF Transfers, the perfect solution for vibrant, durable, and high-quality prints on textiles. These transfers are ideal for creating custom t-shirts, hoodies, and other fabric items with crisp, detailed designs. Whether you're a professional printer or a hobbyist, Gangsheet DTF Transfers provide exceptional clarity and color, ensuring your designs stand out.

Key Features:

High-Quality Prints: Vibrant, high-resolution prints with exceptional durability.

Versatile Application: Suitable for cotton, polyester, and blended fabrics.

Easy to Use: Hot peel transfer process for quick and efficient application.

Smooth Finish: Requires a second press for a professional, soft finish, especially when applied to cotton fabrics.

Eco-Friendly: No harmful solvents or chemicals used during production.

Installation Guidelines:

1. Preheat the Press: Set your heat press to 150°C (302°F).

2. Position the Transfer: Place the DTF transfer onto the fabric with the print facing up. Ensure it is correctly aligned for the best results.

3. First Press: Apply the heat press at 150°C (302°F) for 15 seconds. Use medium pressure for the first press.

4. Peel the Film: Once the initial press is complete, peel off the film while it is still hot (hot peel). Be careful not to burn yourself.

5. Second Press: For a smoother finish, place the garment under the heat press again. Preferably, use a cotton t-shirt or similar fabric during the second press. Set the press to 150°C (302°F) for another 5-10 seconds with medium pressure.

Washing Instructions:

Hand Wash or Machine Wash: Turn the garment inside out before washing.

Water Temperature: Wash with cold or lukewarm water to prevent damage.

Avoid Fabric Softener: Fabric softeners can affect the print’s durability.

Drying: Air-dry the garment. Avoid using a tumble dryer, as heat can weaken the print over time.

Ironing: If necessary, iron the garment inside out to avoid direct contact with the print.