OmniDTF

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OmniDTF - Direct to Film DTF Printer

The OmniDTF printer features Direct to Film printing up to 14.5 inches wide by up to 238 feet continuously and includes transfer sheet dryer!

Full DTF solution with everything included, features include:

    1. High quality professional grade dtf transfers 
    2. Best feeling dtf transfers 
    3. Large 14.5 print area 
    4. Dedicated training and support 
    5. Low cost per print - Bulk ink saves you money 
    6. Butter peel transfer films hot and cold peel 
    7. Dual print heads for th...

OmniDTF - Direct to Film DTF Printer

The OmniDTF printer features Direct to Film printing up to 14.5 inches wide by up to 238 feet continuously and includes transfer sheet dryer!

Full DTF solution with everything included, features include:

    1. High quality professional grade dtf transfers 
    2. Best feeling dtf transfers 
    3. Large 14.5 print area 
    4. Dedicated training and support 
    5. Low cost per print - Bulk ink saves you money 
    6. Butter peel transfer films hot and cold peel 
    7. Dual print heads for the fastest prints.

For equipment purchases we will send you a post sale agreement and will need credit card verification.

*print area and film width is 14.5, allow at least .5 inches on each side for curing and film handling.

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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

What is the OmniDTF printing system?

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.
What are the advantages of DTF printing?

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.
Is the OmniDTF printing system easy to use?

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.
Can the OmniDTF printing system handle various fabric types?

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.
Does the OmniDTF printing system require additional equipment?

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.