Everything your DTF printer runs on.
Ink in white and CMYK, film, adhesive powder, print heads and the machines themselves — stocked here and priced by the unit, so you can see exactly what a sheet or a litre costs before you buy it.
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- 48 htypical dispatch
- 12 moink shelf life
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DTF Ink
Water-based pigment ink built for DTF: a dense, high-opacity white underbase and four process colours that stay bright through the cure. White is the ink you burn through — most shops run roughly twice as much of it as any single colour.
White DTF Ink
The underbase everything else sits on.
- Price
- $89.00
- Per unit
- $89.00 / L
Cyan DTF Ink
Process cyan, tuned for the cure.
- Price
- $75.00
- Per unit
- $75.00 / L
Magenta DTF Ink
Process magenta with the reds intact.
- Price
- $75.00
- Per unit
- $75.00 / L
Yellow DTF Ink
Process yellow that stays a yellow.
- Price
- $75.00
- Per unit
- $75.00 / L
Black DTF Ink
A true neutral black, not a dark grey.
- Price
- $75.00
- Per unit
- $75.00 / L
Transfer Film
Double-sided matte PET that releases clean and holds powder evenly. Cold peel gives the softest hand and the most forgiving peel window; hot peel is faster on a busy press. Rolls feed a 30 cm or 60 cm printer; sheets suit desktop and short runs.
Cold Peel Film — Roll
The soft-hand default. Peel once it is cool.
- Price
- $99.00
- Per unit
- $0.99 / m
Hot Peel Film — Roll
Peel straight off the press. Built for volume.
- Price
- $99.00
- Per unit
- $0.99 / m
Cut Film Sheets
A3 and A4 sheets for desktop printers and short runs.
- Price
- $65.00
- Per unit
- $0.65 / sheet
Adhesive Powder
Thermoplastic polyurethane powder is what actually bonds the print to the garment. Fine grade for detailed art and small text; medium for solid blocks and heavier wear. White under light and colour prints, black under dark garments where a halo would show.
White Powder — Fine
Fine grade, for detail and small text.
- Price
- $29.00
- Per unit
- $29.00 / kg
White Powder — Medium
Medium grade, for solid blocks and hard wear.
- Price
- $29.00
- Per unit
- $29.00 / kg
Black Powder — Fine
For dark garments, where white powder shows.
- Price
- $35.00
- Per unit
- $35.00 / kg
DTF Printers
A DTF system is a printer, a powder shaker and a curing oven working as one line. Every machine below ships configured, profiled and test-printed by us — not dropped at your door in a crate with a manual in another language.
30 cm DTF System
A complete A3-width line for a shop starting out.
- Price
- $8900.00
- Lead time
- Ships in 2–3 weeks · installed and profiled
60 cm DTF System
Dual-head production width. The one that pays for itself.
- Price
- $22500.00
- Lead time
- Ships in 3–4 weeks · installed and profiled
Heat Presses
The press decides whether a transfer lasts fifty washes or five. What matters is flat, even pressure and a platen that actually holds the temperature it displays across the whole surface — which is where cheap presses quietly fail.
16″ × 20″ Clamshell Press
The honest workhorse. Even heat, small footprint.
- Price
- $899.00
- Lead time
- Ships in 3–5 business days
16″ × 24″ Swing-Away Press
Full access to the platen. Better for thick garments.
- Price
- $1349.00
- Lead time
- Ships in 3–5 business days
40 × 60 cm Pneumatic Auto Press
Air pressure, auto release, two platens. Volume work.
- Price
- $3450.00
- Lead time
- Ships in 1–2 weeks · requires a compressor
Print Heads
Genuine Epson heads in factory packaging, with the manufacture date on the box. A head is a consumable with a shelf life — a cheap one that has sat dry in a warehouse for two years is not a saving.
Epson i3200-A1 Print Head
The production head. Water-based, five channels.
- Price
- $1195.00
- Lead time
- Ships same day · stocked in Canada
Epson i1600-A1 Print Head
The mid-range head. Half the nozzles, half the price.
- Price
- $595.00
- Lead time
- Ships same day · stocked in Canada
Epson XP600 Print Head
The entry head. Keep a spare on the shelf.
- Price
- $215.00
- Lead time
- Ships same day · stocked in Canada
Compatibility
The question we get asked most, answered before you have to ask it. Everything here is water-based DTF — if you are running an Epson i3200-A1, i1600-A1 or XP600, this table is your shopping list.
Supplies questions
- How much white ink will I actually use?
- Close to half of everything you buy. A normal DTF job lays a full white underbase under every colour, so white runs roughly twice as fast as any single process colour. Plan your reorder around white and top the colours up as needed — that is why we sell white in a 5 L jug.
- Cold peel or hot peel — which should I run?
- Cold peel unless volume is forcing your hand. It gives the softest hand and a peel window you can walk away from. Hot peel saves a few seconds per garment, which starts to matter over about a hundred pieces a day, but it punishes you if you get distracted mid-run.
- Fine or medium powder?
- Fine for anything with small text or detail — it follows the edge of the artwork instead of building a rim around it. Medium for solid blocks and for workwear that will be washed hard, where the thicker adhesive film survives longer.
- Do I need black powder?
- Only for dark garments. On a black hoodie, stray white adhesive around the edge of a print catches the light and reads as a halo; black powder just disappears. Most shops keep a small bag beside the shaker and swap it in for dark runs.
- Are your print heads genuine Epson?
- Yes — sealed factory packaging with the manufacture date visible on the box. A head is a consumable with a shelf life, so a cheap one that has sat dry in a warehouse for two years is not a saving. Note that DTF needs the A1 (water-based) variant; the U1 and E1 are not interchangeable regardless of what a marketplace listing says.
- How does shipping work on a printer or a heat press?
- Hardware moves on a pallet, so we never guess at it. Order it as normal, and we quote the freight to your postal code and confirm the cost with you before anything ships. Consumables ship as ordinary parcels on our normal flat rate; over-weight items like a 5 L jug or a 20 kg sack of powder add a small handling charge at checkout.
- Can I get wholesale pricing?
- Yes, if you are buying regularly or reselling. We set a percentage off list on your account and it applies automatically everywhere you see a price — no codes, no minimum per order. Ask us to set yours up.
- Do you still print transfers, or is this instead of that?
- Both. Printing transfers is the main business and always will be. Supplies exist because a lot of our customers eventually buy their own machine, and it made no sense for them to have to go somewhere else for the ink.
Also available
Not ready to run your own machine? We still print, and always will.
The honest maths on when buying a machine beats outsourcing.
Clogs, weak white, poor adhesion — what usually causes each.
Percentage off list on every supply, applied automatically.
Not sure what your machine takes?
Tell us the printer and the head and we will tell you exactly which ink, film and powder to run — and what it costs a sheet.
Genuine Epson heads · Ships from Ontario · Freight quoted before it moves