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DTF
PRINTING

DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing is a digital process in which
designs are first printed onto a special film and then
transferred to fabric using a heat press.

Here's a more detailed breakdown at the process:

1. Design Preparation:
2. Printing:
3. Powdering and Curing:
4. Transfer:
5. Peeling:

VINYL
PRINTING

DTF (Direct-to-Film) printing is a digital process in which
designs are first printed onto a special film and then
transferred to fabric using a heat press.

Here's a more detailed look at the process:

1. Design Creation:
2. Printing:
3. Cutting (Optional):
4. Application:

Key aspects of vinyl printing:

Durability:
ersatility:
Customization:
ide Applications:

PUFFL
PRINTING

Here's a more detailed explanation:

1. Specialized Ink:
2. Screen Printing Process:
3. Heating and Expansion:
4. 3D Effect:
5. Versatility:

Puff printing is a specialized screen printing technique that adds a raised, 3D effect to designs on fabric. It in- volves using a special ink that expands when heated, creating a “puff” or raised texture. This is achieved by adding a foaming agent to the ink, which reacts to heat and causes it to expand.

Puff print is known for its durability. The raised texture not only adds visual interest but also contributes to the longevity of the design.

SCREEN
PRINTING

Here's a more detailed explanation:

1. Creating a Stencil:
2. Applying Ink:
3. Printing the Design:
4. Curing the Ink (if necessary):
5. Repeating for Multi-Colored Designs:

Screen printing, also known as silkscreen printing, is a print- ing technique where ink is forced through a mesh screen onto a surface, typically a fabric or paper, using a stencil and a squeegee.

Embroidery printing is a process where designs are created on fabric using a needle and thread, either manually or with an embroidery machine. It involves stitching threads into the fabric to form patterns, images, or words