Faq

Yes, it is possible to press DTF transfers with an iron, but it may not be as effective as a professional heat press. There are some important points to consider when pressing with an iron:

1. Set the Iron to High Heat: Set the iron to the highest heat setting. Turn off the steam function as steam can prevent the transfer from adhering properly.
2. Place the Fabric Evenly: Place the fabric on a flat surface and pre-iron it to remove wrinkles.
3. Place the DTF Film: Place the DTF film on the fabric. It may be helpful to use a protective layer (e.g. baking paper) between the film and the fabric.
4. Printing Process: Place the iron on the DTF film and apply pressure evenly to each area. Move the iron continuously, but make sure to apply pressure to each area for approximately 15-20 seconds. It is important that the iron applies equal pressure and heat to each area.
5. Hot Peel: Immediately after pressing, carefully peel off the film while it is still hot.

DTF transfers made with iron-on transfers may be less durable than those made with a professional heat press. Therefore, it is recommended that you use a professional heat press if possible.

To keep your DTF printed products long-lasting, follow these washing instructions:
1. Wash products inside out.
2. Wash delicately at 30°C.
3. Avoid using bleach and harsh chemicals.
4. Dry on low heat or hang dry.
5. Avoid ironing directly on the print.