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The Premier Direct to Film PrinterOmniDTF: Direct To Film Printer

The OmniDTF Direct to Film Printer is a high-performance DTF solution designed for professional print shops seeking high-quality, cost-effective, and efficient production. Capable of printing up to 14.5 inches wide and 238 feet continuously, this printer offers seamless workfl...

The OmniDTF Direct to Film Printer is a high-performance DTF solution designed for professional print shops seeking high-quality, cost-effective, and efficient production. Capable of printing up to 14.5 inches wide and 238 feet continuously, this printer offers seamless workflow integration with a built-in transfer sheet dryer for enhanced productivity.

Featuring dual print heads, OmniDTF delivers fast print speeds, exceptional color vibrancy, and superior durability. The system is engineered for low-cost operation, utilizing bulk ink technology to maximize savings while maintaining consistent, high-quality DTF transfers.

Key Features & Benefits:

  • Professional-Grade DTF Transfers – Produces vibrant, durable, and soft-feeling prints.
  • Large Print Area14.5-inch print width, with continuous 238-foot printing capability.
  • Dedicated Training & Support – Full customer support for seamless setup and operation.
  • Cost-Efficient PrintingBulk ink system reduces costs while maintaining premium quality.
  • Butter Peel Transfer Films – Supports both hot and cold peel applications.
  • Dual Print Heads – Increases print speed and efficiency for high-volume production.
  • Integrated Transfer Sheet Dryer – Ensures fast, reliable drying for continuous operation.

Technical Specifications:

  • Maximum Print Width: 14.5 inches
  • Maximum Continuous Print Length: 238 feet
  • Print Head Configuration: Dual print heads for increased speed and precision
  • Compatible Films: DTF hot and cold peel films
  • Ink System: Bulk ink for reduced cost per print
  • Additional Features: Integrated transfer sheet dryer for efficient processing

Important Purchase Information:

  • For equipment purchases, a post-sale agreement and credit card verification will be required.
  • Print area and film width is 14.5 inches – Allow at least 0.5 inches on each side for curing and film handling.

Why Choose the OmniDTF Printer?

  • Fast and high-quality professional DTF prints with a soft, flexible feel.
  • Large print area and continuous printing capability for efficient production.
  • Low operating costs with bulk ink system to maximize savings.
  • Dual print heads for enhanced speed and precision.
  • Full support and training provided for seamless setup and operation.
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For equipment purchases, we will send you a post sale agreement and will need credit card verification

Discover the OmniDTF Difference

Learn more about how the OmniDTF printer works and how you can leverage it for your needs

  • Number of Printheads

    2 Epson i3200- (Precision Core technology)

  • Large Format

    Up to 15 in wide X up to 238 feet continuously

  • Quick Print Speed

    12 x 12 image. Bi printing- Onepass printing Res. 720 x 3600 = 3 min.

  • High Capacity Ink Bottles

    250 ml for each color

  • OmniDTF
    Our Competitors
  • Financing Options
    Yes
    Yes
  • Dedicated Training & Support
    Yes
    Sometimes
  • One Pass Technology
    Yes
    No
  • Transfer Sheet Dryer
    Yes
    No
  • 14.5” Print Area
    Yes
    No
  • 238’ Continuous Printing Capabilities
    Yes
    No

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OmniDTF FAQs

Need to know more about how OmniDTF works, what accessories it takes, and more? We have an entire Knowledge Base section dedicated to each of our printers. Click the link below to learn more.

Common Questions
  • The OmniDTF printing system is a complete direct-to-film (DTF) solution offered by OmniPrint International. It includes a printer, DirectRip software, heat press, and specially formulated DTF inks. This system enables users to print vibrant designs on various fabrics using the DTF transfer method.

  • DTF printing offers several advantages, including vibrant colors, excellent detail reproduction, and a soft feel on the fabric. It allows for printing on both light and dark-colored garments, providing versatility in design options. Additionally, DTF printing is known for its durability and resistance to fading, ensuring long-lasting prints.

  • Yes, the OmniDTF printing system is designed to be user-friendly. It includes DirectRip software that simplifies the printing process and optimizes image quality. The printer itself is equipped with advanced features and intuitive controls, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced users.

  • Yes, the OmniDTF printing system is compatible with a wide range of fabric types, including cotton, polyester, blends, and more. Whether you're printing on t-shirts, hoodies, or other apparel items, the DTF transfer method allows for excellent results on various fabric compositions.

  • No, the OmniDTF printing system includes all the necessary components for DTF printing. Along with the printer and DirectRip software, it also includes a heat press, which is crucial for transferring the printed film onto the fabric. This provides everything needed to get started with DTF printing.

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What’s the difference between DTF and DTG printing?

Why OmniPrint offers both

DTF (Direct-to-Film) and DTG (Direct-to-Garment) are two popular printing methods used in the apparel industry. While both techniques involve printing designs onto fabric, there are some key differences between the two that you should familiarize yourself with to figure out what’s best for you.

DTF printing involves transferring a design directly from a special film to the garment. DTF printing offers vibrant colors, excellent detail, and a soft feel. It can be used on a variety of fabrics and is particularly suitable for dark-colored garments.

DTG printing, on the other hand, utilizes specialized inkjet printers to directly print the design onto the fabric. It is similar to printing on paper, but with fabric as the medium. It may have limitations when it comes to printing on dark-colored or textured fabrics.