KODAK FTF (Film To Fabric) Inks 1 Liter: C.M.Y.K.W

Description: KODAK FTF (Film To Fabric) InksKodak’s Film-to-Fabric DTF system delivers vibrant, high-quality fabric prints that last...Best in class water-based inks are an integrated piece of the KODACOLOR FTF (the next stage in DTF print technology) digital transfer print system. That system includes KODACOLOR FTF (DTF) inks, Transfer Film and TPU Powder. The inks are compatible with EPSON DX7/5, 5113, 4720 and i3200 Print Heads.The KODAK FTF Ink System AdvantageWhites work better — they’re brighter and cover even dark fabrics wellWhite and color inks stay in their lane — don’t worry about one covering the other or impacting the quality of the graphicColors are bright with very high densityThe process is significantly faster than screen printingThe crock, or touch, is soft, stretchable, and resilientThe graphics resist sweating, washing, moisture, and rubbing – they stay crisp and gorgeous through multiple wear cyclesYou get great detail and precision – the inks will lay where you put themFTF Application GuideStep 1 – Printing on Film– Using a DTF inkjet printer, insert Kodak DTF/FTF transfer film in printer paper tray or on paper roll holder– For Dark shirts: • print color image on the film • print white image layer on top of the color image– For Light shirts: • print color image on the filmStep 2 – Powder Application– Apply the Kodak DTF/FTF hot-melt powder uniformly on top of the wet print– White powder may be used for all applications or black powder my be chosen for dark work– Powder may be sprinkled manually onto the print in a tray and agitated to cover print completely • NOTE: an automated commercial shaker may also be used for powder application– Ensure that the powder is evenly spread over the printed surface of the film– Carefully remove excess powderStep 3 – Melting the Powder– Place the film with the printed image and the applied powder in a Curing Oven and heat for 2-3 minutes at 100-120ºCOR– Place the film inside a heat press, hovering and not applying pressure. A 4 to 7 mm gap between the film and the heat press top plate is recommended, for 3-5 minutes at 140-150ºC. Do not completely close the press.Step 4 – Pre-pressing– Pre-press the fabric prior to transfer of the image by the film for 2 to 5 seconds • Pre-pressing will flatten the fabric and remove excess humidity contained in the fabric • Pre-pressing helps in successful transfer of the image from the film onto the fabricStep 5 – Transfer– The film with the image and the melted powder is placed on the pre-pressed fabric in the heat press– Press/Cure the image to the fabric for 10-20 seconds at 160-180ºCStep 6 – Cold Peel– Allow the film/image attached to the fabric to cool completely– Separate the film from the fabric, leaving the desired image on the fabricStep 7 – Post-pressing– A post-press process is highly recommended for best results and high-performance parameters such as wash and rub fastness– Re-press the image on the fabric for 10-20 seconds at 160-180ºC

Price: 74.8 USD

Location: Buena Park, California

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