Kornit’s Digital Printing Glossary
Direct to Film Printing Definition
What Is Direct to Film Printing?
Direct to film printing represents cutting-edge technology in the world of digital textile printing. This method involves printing designs directly onto a specialized film, followed by transferring these designs onto fabric using heat and pressure.
This process allows for high precision and vibrant color reproduction. That’s why it’s often the preferred choice for detailed and multicolor artwork. Unlike some traditional printing methods, DTF printing eliminates the need for pre-treatment of fabrics. It offers a streamlined approach to garment decoration.
The technology’s adaptability extends to a wide range of materials, from cotton and polyester to blends. This allows businesses to cater to diverse customer needs in various industries, including fashion and home decor. DTF printing ensures designs remain intact and vibrant through multiple washes.
Learn more about direct to film printing and direct to garment printing with Kornit.
